- Full 3 year In Home warranty
- 5 palm leaf shaped blades
- Fully reversible for summer & winter use
- 3 speed wall control with light switch included
Hamilton 52″ Ceiling Fan
The Hamilton Palm Leaf ceiling fan by Martec allows for any household to be transformed into an island escape.
The Hamilton, with its 12.5 degree blade pitch is ideal for both bedrooms and living areas where the feeling of being on a tropical island is desired.
Rotational Diameter
52" (1300mm)
Blade Material
Moulded plastic
Blade Pitch
12.5°
Motor Wattage
69W
Controller Type
3 speed wall controll with light switch
Summer / Winter Reverse
Yes
Installation Location
Indoor
Speed
1 Speed | 2 Speed | 3 Speed
Current
0.26A I 0.18A I 0.12A
Power
63W I 29W I 15W
Warranty Period
3 year In home warranty
Warranty Application Form
The below documents are required to apply for a warranty claim for your Martec product. These documents can be submitted at the end of the below form.
1. A copy of the Installation Receipt OR Tax Invoice OR Certificate of Compliance for the installation of the Martec product from the installing electrician.
2. Copy of the Purchase Receipt/Tax Invoice
3. The below form completed in full with as much detail as possible. Please also include pictures of the products if possible.
How Does Ripple Control Affect LED Lights?
A flickering LED light is the most common complaint arising from ripple control, which is generated when usually but not only when the light is dimmed and the ripple control frequency is in the line, usually between 300Hz and 1300Hz.
The Flickr is often, but not always, intermittent depending on when the ripple control signals are being transmitted. It is normally at certain times i.e. 6 pm and then again at 8:30 pm and will only last for 30 seconds to 2 minutes, and when the power company stops sending the signal the flicker stops.
People often notice it most acutely in the night when off-peak hot water systems are turned on. ALL brands of LED drivers are affected by these ripple control signals.
Why Doesn’t Martec have Ripple Control Filters in their LED Drivers?
Ripple control is not the norm and in many environments. While Martec does sympathise with the few customers who do experience a problem, it is not cost effective to build an Electronic Driver that rejects all ripple control frequencies given the small proportion of people affected, a cost that would have to ultimately be borne by all customers.
