• Fan motor with hanger bracket and terminal block
• Ceiling canopy, dress ring and standard downrod
• 3 polymer blades with screws
• Remote control with pre-paired receiver
• Screw pack and owner’s manual

• A licensed electrician
• An earthed 240 V circuit with an all-pole isolation switch
• A joist or batten that holds four times the fan’s weight
• A longer downrod (90 or 180 cm) for high or raked ceilings, if needed

01

Fix the hanger bracket

Screw it into a joist or batten that holds four times the fan’s weight. The terminal block is already on the bracket.

02

Assemble and hang

Fit the canopy and downrod, route the wires through, then seat the hanger ball in the bracket with the groove on the tab.

03

Wire the receiver

Active, neutral and earth to the terminal block, then plug the receiver into the fan. Isolate the power first — this is electrician’s work.

04

Blades and remote

Fit the three blades, then restore power and test all 6 speeds, reverse and natural wind mode on the remote.

Height

Longer downrod

90 cm and 180 cm downrods in matching finishes drop the fan to the right height on high or raked ceilings.

Control

DC wall control

ThreeSixty’s DC wall control replaces the remote receiver: 5 speeds, light on/off and dimming, with a companion handset.

Ceilings

Sloped-ceiling kit

For ceilings steeper than 12°. Ask us to quote it with the fan.

Trade

A licensed electrician

Needed for the hard-wired install and for ThreeSixty’s in-home warranty.

Living rooms

Strong airflow from a slim profile.

Alfresco

Indoor and undercover outdoor use.

Hamptons and heritage

Bronze and Koa finish.

Modern homes

Black or matte white.

Bedrooms

6 watts on low.

Winter

Reverse on low to push warm air down.

What size room suits the Delta 56"?

A 142 cm (56") fan for living rooms, open-plan areas and medium to large alfresco spaces.

How much air does it move?

Up to 13,934 cubic metres an hour on high, 5,573 on low, from a slim DC motor.

How much power does it use?

About 40W / 18W / 6W on high, mid and low. A DC motor uses far less power than an AC ceiling fan for the same airflow.

Is a remote control included?

Yes. The 6-speed remote also does reverse and natural wind mode, which varies the speed like a sea breeze.

Can I run it in reverse for winter?

Yes. Reverse is on the remote. On a low speed in reverse the fan pushes warm air down from the ceiling without a draught.

Can it go outside?

Yes, undercover. ThreeSixty’s data sheet says the Delta suits indoor and outdoor areas, so you can carry the same look from the living room to a covered alfresco.

Will it fit a raked ceiling?

It handles ceiling slopes up to 12° as standard. Steeper ceilings need ThreeSixty’s sloped-ceiling accessory — ask us and we will quote it with the fan.

What ceiling height do I need?

The lowest blade edge must be at least 2.1 m above the floor, so a standard 2.4 m ceiling is the practical minimum. Ceiling to bottom of the fan is about 32 cm. For high or raked ceilings, 90 cm and 180 cm downrods are available.

Can I add a light later?

This listing is the fan-only Delta. ThreeSixty also makes the Delta with an integrated 18W CCT LED light — ask us and we will quote it.

Do I need an electrician?

Yes. Ceiling fans are hard-wired. A licensed electrician must install it on an earthed circuit with an all-pole isolation switch, fixed to a structure that can hold four times the fan’s weight.

What is the warranty?

ThreeSixty gives a 3-year in-home warranty when the fan is installed by a licensed electrician to the owner’s manual. Contact us first and we will organise it.

Can I see the installation instructions first?

Yes. ThreeSixty’s Delta owner’s manual is on the Attachments tab. Your electrician can check the hanger bracket, wiring and downrod before the day.