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ThreeSixty Spitfire DC 52" ceiling fan. Timber-look polymer blades, a quiet 30W DC motor and a 6-speed remote with reverse and timer, in 12 motor and blade finishes.
This is the ThreeSixty Spitfire DC 52". Three timber-finish polymer blades on a slim DC motor, 132 cm across, with a 6-speed remote. Pick the motor colour and the blade finish to suit the room.
In one sentence: the ThreeSixty Spitfire DC 52" is a 132 cm (52") DC ceiling fan with 3 timber-look polymer blades, a 6-speed remote and reverse mode, using 30W on high.
Everything to hang it. The wiring is by your electrician.
The fan arrives ready to assemble with its remote. The blades and remote come in their own blade box.
Choose a Black, Matte White or Brushed Nickel motor, then Koa, White Wash, Matte White or Light Oak blades. The polymer blades look like timber but will not warp in humid rooms or undercover alfresco areas.
Coastal and Scandi
Matte White motor with White Wash blades for white ceilings and light timber floors. The motor sits close to the ceiling for a clean line.
Warm timber
The darker Koa blades suit timber kitchens and alfresco ceilings. Pair them with a Brushed Nickel, Black or Matte White motor.
Dimensions
Blade span 132 cm. About 28 cm from ceiling to the bottom of the motor on the standard downrod. Sloped ceilings up to 12°.
How it goes in
01
Screw it into a joist or batten that holds four times the fan’s weight. The terminal block is already on the bracket.
02
Fit the canopy and downrod, route the wires through, then seat the hanger ball in the bracket with the groove on the tab.
03
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
Fit the three blades and the bottom cover plate, then restore power and test all 6 speeds and reverse on the remote.
At a glance
Show specs
Model
Spitfire DC 52" (motor MSDC, blades BS52)
Blade span
132 cm (52")
Blades
3 polymer blades, timber-look or matte finishes
Motor
DC, 30W on high
Speeds
6, on the remote
Fan speed (high / mid / low)
174 / 142 / 90 RPM
Airflow (high / mid / low)
13,420 / 10,952 / 6,941 m³/h
Power use (high / mid / low)
30W / 17W / 7W
Efficiency (high / mid / low)
447 / 644 / 992 m³/h per watt
Finishes
Motor: Black, Matte White or Brushed Nickel. Blades: Koa, White Wash, Matte White or Light Oak
Remote
6 speeds, reverse, fan-off timer (1, 4 or 8 hours), natural wind mode
Reverse mode
Yes, for winter
Sloped ceilings
Up to 12° as standard
Ceiling drop
About 28 cm ceiling to bottom of motor, 28 cm ceiling to bottom of blades, on the standard downrod
Minimum height
Lowest blade edge at least 2.1 m above the floor
Location
Indoors and undercover outdoor areas
Net weight
About 6 kg (motor)
Supply
230–240 VAC, earthed, with an all-pole isolation switch
Warranty
3-year in-home warranty from ThreeSixty
Pair it with
Height
90 cm and 180 cm downrods in matching finishes drop the fan to the right height on high or raked ceilings.
Control
ThreeSixty’s DC wall control replaces the remote receiver: 5 speeds, light on/off and dimming, with a companion handset.
Ceilings
For ceilings steeper than 12°. Ask us to quote it with the fan.
Trade
Needed for the hard-wired install and for ThreeSixty’s in-home warranty.
Where it is used
Whisper-quiet on low, 7 watts, with a sleep timer.
Timber-look blades to match floors and joinery.
A steady breeze without papers flying on low speeds.
Rated for undercover outdoor areas.
Simple remote that guests can use.
Reverse on low to push warm air down.
| Spitfire DC 52" | Spitfire DC 60" | |
|---|---|---|
| Blade span | 132 cm | 152 cm |
| Airflow (high) | 13,420 m³/h | 15,968 m³/h |
| Power (high / low) | 30W / 7W | 35W / 5W |
| Fan speed (high) | 174 RPM | 145 RPM |
| Best for | Bedrooms, living rooms | Open-plan, large alfresco |
Same motor, finishes and remote — only the blades differ. Figures from ThreeSixty’s Spitfire DC data sheets.
A 132 cm (52") fan suits a standard bedroom, study or living room up to about 4 × 4 m, or a smaller alfresco. For an open-plan living area or large patio, step up to the 60".
Up to 13,420 cubic metres an hour on high, 6,941 on low.
About 30W / 17W / 7W on high, mid and low. A DC motor uses far less power than an AC ceiling fan for the same airflow.
Yes. The 6-speed remote also does reverse, natural wind mode and a fan-off timer of 1, 4 or 8 hours.
Yes. Reverse is on the remote. On a low speed in reverse the fan pushes warm air down from the ceiling without a draught.
Yes, undercover. ThreeSixty rates the Spitfire DC for indoor and undercover outdoor use, like a covered alfresco or patio. It is not for exposed positions in the rain.
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.
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 28 cm. For high or raked ceilings, 90 cm and 180 cm downrods are available.
Yes. ThreeSixty makes an 18W CCT LED light kit for the Spitfire DC in black, brushed nickel and matte white. It fits in place of the bottom cover plate and runs from the same remote. If you want the light from day one, choose the "with light" version.
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.
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.
Yes. ThreeSixty’s Spitfire DC owner’s manual is on the Attachments tab. Your electrician can check the hanger bracket, wiring and downrod before the day.
Not sure which size or finish suits the room? Call 1300 736 970 or send us the room size and ceiling height. All 12 motor and blade combinations are available.
Electrical. Hard-wired 230–240 VAC appliance that must be earthed. Install by a licensed electrician with an easily reached all-pole isolation switch.
Mounting. Fix to a structure that holds at least four times the fan’s weight, with the lowest blade edge at least 2.1 m above the floor. Stop the fan if it wobbles unusually and have it checked.
Figures. From ThreeSixty’s Spitfire DC data sheet and owner’s manual.
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