Kichler 380120TZP Small Low Profile Fixture - Tannery Bronze Powder Coat

Description

The 380120TZP is 9IN in diameter x 4IN high. If you have a fan that already has a light fixture, you must be certain that you can remove the existing light fixture from this screw hole and that the light kit is not actually built into the entire bottom cap of the fan. The 380120TZP comes one per package, and includes two (2) 50W halogen lamps. Many ceiling fan lights will only fit on specific models of fans within their own brand, and will not even fit all models within their own brand, much-less a different brand. The 380120TZP is 9IN in diameter x 4IN high. The 380120TZP comes one per package, and includes two (2) 50W halogen lamps. Whether it's casual, contemporary, transitional or traditional, you'll find it with Kichler, lighting that defines your style. Fans that accept universal light fixtures have a removable bottom cap with a threaded hole in the center. Also, each manufacturer has their own finishes, which rarely match other brands, even when it comes to simple finishes such as white, polished brass or antique brass. To determine if your fan can use a universal light fixture, you must be able to remove the bottom cap from the fan and there must be existing wiring ready to be fed through the screw hole in the center. Since 1938, Kichler Lighting has offered a distinctive array of lighting solutions that reflect your individual personality, tastes and plans.

Key Features

• The 380120TZP comes one per package, and includes two (2) 50W halogen lamps.
• The 380120TZP is 9IN in diameter x 4IN high.
• Many ceiling fans are designed to accept Universal Light Fixtures, which is one that mounts to the bottom of the fan using a standard threaded mount.
• Many ceiling fan lights will only fit on specific models of fans within their own brand, and will not even fit all models within their own brand, much-less a different brand.
• If you have a fan that already has a light fixture, you must be certain that you can remove the existing light fixture from this screw hole and that the light kit is not actually built into the entire bottom cap of the fan.
• To determine if your fan can use a universal light fixture, you must be able to remove the bottom cap from the fan and there must be existing wiring ready to be fed through the screw hole in the center.