TPI E-CF High Efficiency Industrial Ceiling Fan

SKU: tp13495 | Model: E60CF-D

$316¹⁶

Option

60-in. 56-in.

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Manufacturer's Warranty

5- Year Warranty

What's In The Box?

TPI E-CF Industrial Ceiling Fan
Down Rod
J-Hook
Owner's Manual

Info & Guides

Owner's Manual

Description

Heat that collects under a warehouse roof does nothing for the people working on the floor below. The TPI E-CF High Efficiency Industrial Ceiling Fan line works on that problem from both directions. It pushes a cooling downdraft in summer, then reverses to pull room air upward so trapped warmth spreads back down and outward in winter.

Moisture-resistant construction lets you hang these fans in damp indoor spaces or in protected outdoor areas, as long as they stay out of direct rain. Repair garages and retail stores benefit from airflow that stays quiet even at high volume. Factories and loading areas get the same quiet circulation.

Key Features and Benefits of the TPI E-CF High Efficiency Industrial Ceiling Fan

Reversible Rotation: Forward (counterclockwise) rotation creates a cooling downdraft, and reverse (clockwise) rotation drives an updraft that pushes trapped ceiling heat back down in winter.
Polymer Blade Assembly: The fan uses 3 moisture-resistant ABS blades made by UV-stable injection molding, so they run more quietly and stay balanced better than steel or aluminum blades.
Variable Speed Control: Electronic variable-speed control lets you raise airflow for peak cooling or lower it for gentle winter destratification.
Coverage Range: Recommended for 500 to 999 square feet, with a listed figure of 600 square feet, so one fan can serve a garage bay or retail zone.
Low Amperage Draw: A maximum draw of 0.7 amps on 110 to 120 volts means each fan adds very little load to your existing circuits.
Hardwired Installation: A 4-wire connection with a 24-inch lead wire ties directly into your building's electrical supply for a permanent, cord-free setup.
Down-Rod Mounting: Each fan ships with an 18-inch down-rod and a J-hook connector with a 5/16-inch outside diameter, so you can hang it from overhead structure.
cETLus Listed: The cETLus safety listing confirms the fan meets recognized electrical safety requirements for both US and Canadian installations.
Manageable Weight: At 22 pounds, the fan is easy to lift into position and secure during your ceiling installation.

Choose Your Fan Diameter

The E-CF line comes in 56-inch and 60-inch diameters, and the larger blade span uses a few extra watts to move more air.

56-Inch (TP13494): Moves up to 7,775 CFM while drawing a maximum of 85 watts, which suits tighter bays where you want strong circulation with the lower power draw.
60-Inch (TP13495): Pushes up to 8,434 CFM at a maximum of 90 watts, which suits larger open floors where maximum air movement matters most.

Note: For variable-speed operation, a variable-speed controller is required.

Sylvane's Expert Take

If heat pools near the ceiling in your warehouse or repair garage, this fan earns its place in both seasons. The reversible motor matters most, because running it in reverse during winter returns warmth you have already paid to generate. Pick the 56-inch model for tighter bays and the 60-inch model when you want maximum air movement, since both share the same quiet polymer blades and mounting hardware. Plan the hardwiring ahead of time, and you'll have year-round airflow from a single ceiling fixture.

Specifications

Key Specifications

Number of Speeds

Variable
Type

Ceiling

General

Certifications

cETLus
Color

White
Controls

Electronic
Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor
Maximum Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) (CFM)

60-in.: 8434.0

56-in.: 7775.0
Recommended Coverage Area (sq. ft.)

600
California Residents

⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and chromium, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.