Kichler 360006wh Fan Downrod 72 Inch White Steel

Product Description

The KICHLER 360006wh is a steel ceiling fan downrod designed to extend the hanging distance between a ceiling fan motor and the ceiling canopy. At 72 inches in length and 1 inch in diameter, this downrod is built for high-ceiling installations where standard-length drops are insufficient. The dual threaded connection provides a secure, rattle-free interface between the fan motor and the mounting canopy. Finished in white, it is suited for interior applications where a clean, consistent look is required. Installation is straightforward for licensed electricians and skilled HVAC or electrical trade professionals working on interior ceiling fan systems.

This downrod is rated for interior use and is appropriate for residential installations with elevated ceiling heights. At 72 inches, it is specifically sized for use with ceiling fans installed in rooms with approximately 15-foot ceilings, allowing the fan to hang at the recommended operational height above the floor. The white finish is suited to rooms with white or light-colored ceiling fixtures and trim. Ceiling mounting type means it attaches directly to a standard fan-rated ceiling junction box and compatible canopy hardware.

Key Features

• 72-inch length sized for ceiling fans in 15-foot ceiling applications
• 1-inch diameter provides rigid, stable support for the fan motor assembly
• Dual threaded connection ensures secure attachment at both canopy and motor ends
• Steel construction offers durable, long-term structural integrity
• White finish for clean integration with interior ceiling fan installations
• Interior-rated for use in conditioned living spaces

Compatibility

Designed for use with ceiling fans requiring a 1-inch diameter downrod in 15-foot ceiling installations. Specific fan model compatibility should be confirmed against the fan manufacturer documentation prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC guidelines and local codes. Power to the ceiling fan circuit must be shut off at the breaker panel before any work begins. Verify that the existing ceiling junction box is fan-rated and can support the combined weight of the fan, motor, and extended downrod assembly. Do not exceed the weight capacity of the junction box or mounting hardware specified by the fan manufacturer.