Casablanca Lanai 45" Ceiling Fan (c.2003)

Model CB-7926D. Navajo white finish with short bleached oak all-weather blades. Came with the matching KG2L wet-rated light kit. Manufactured in 2003. Uses a 188x20mm cast aluminum spinner motor with a 14-degree blade pitch. UL listed for wet locations. Like many damp/wet-rated fans, it uses a reverse pullchain.
The Lanai, alongside the normal Capistrano, was introduced in 1997. It was Casablanca's very first wet-rated outdoor fan. The most visible difference between the two models is the switch housing. In order to make it wet-rated, the switch housing had to be sealed from the top in order to prevent moisture intrusion. In order to do this, the switch housing needed to be shaped differently with an upward flare towards the blade irons.
Performance is excellent. With the short blades, it flies like a bat out of hell. High sped RPM is around 300.

[@heroknaderi]

I love how this one pefrorms on high speed perfect for the summer 😎

[@fanman8948]

Want it!!

[@ceilingfansclocksminecraft1226]

I love the finish on this fan.

[@CF-3300]

Now I know why so many houses in Arizona have them.

[@mr.datree9103]

Damn that's one fast fan.

[@whoisthisguy724]

The Outsider and Next Generation outdoor Zephyr were both damp rated. This was indeed Casa's first ever wet-rated offering

[@pack26]

Don't forget the Casablanca Veranda which is an outdoor rated version of the Delta II.

[@CeilingFanVideosOnYT]

Actually, 1997 catalog doesn’t show Capistrano, however it shows Lanai with a normal switch housing. 1998 catalog lists both.

[@pack26]

I have one but in Florentine Verde.