Westinghouse Lighting Bendan 7255740
(43 reviews)
A 132 cm ceiling fan with an included remote control: it circulates air in a large room all year round, without taking up an inch of floor space.
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Key features
- Diameter: 132 cm (52 inches), 5 wenge-finish blades, satin chrome housing
- Speeds: 3 speeds, remote-controlled
- Power supply: Mains, 60W motor
- Neat satin chrome finish, R7s bulb included
In detail: Westinghouse Lighting Bendan Ceiling Fan, 132 cm
The Westinghouse Lighting Bendan ceiling fan mounts on the ceiling in place of a standard light fixture, replacing portable cooling with continuous, quiet air circulation throughout the room. With its 132 cm diameter and 5 wenge-finish blades on a satin chrome housing, it's sized for rooms of 25 to 35 m², a living room or spacious dining room rather than a small bedroom.
Unlike a pedestal or table fan, it takes up no floor space and stays out of reach of children or pets, a meaningful safety advantage for everyday household use. Its blades are reversible thanks to a summer/winter switch built into the included remote: one rotation direction pushes air downward to cool in summer, while the reverse direction lifts warm air that has collected near the ceiling to redistribute it in winter, complementing existing heating.
The remote controls the three rotation speeds, as well as independent power switching for the fan and the built-in light. The latter uses an 80W R7s bulb supplied with the unit, paired with a frosted opal glass diffuser, and remains compatible with an LED bulb for anyone wanting to cut consumption further. Operation typically stays quiet, an important point for a unit installed continuously in a living space.
Weighing about 7.6 kg, installation requires a load-bearing ceiling and the supplied extension rod; it's compatible with ceilings sloped up to 40°, but isn't extendable beyond that. An illustrated instruction manual comes with the assembly, and hiring an electrician is recommended if there's any doubt about the wiring.
This fixed installation is worth considering before buying, but it comes with a lasting benefit: permanent, effective air circulation, with no unit to bring out or put away with each season, for an investment that keeps paying off all year round.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics
Performance
| Speeds?Number of fan speeds offered by the unit. | 3 speeds, remote-controlled |
|---|---|
| Power supply?Nominal electrical power of the unit, in watts. Used as the basis for our electricity consumption calculator. | Mains, 60W motor |
| Ceiling slope?Maximum ceiling slope compatible with installing this fan. | Compatible up to 40° |
Features
| Lighting?Whether the unit has built-in lighting (mainly useful on ceiling fans). | 1 included 80W R7s bulb, frosted opal glass, LED compatible |
|---|---|
| Remote control?The unit comes with a remote control for adjusting it from a distance. | Included, with summer/winter reversal switch and separate fan/light switches |
Dimensions and power supply
| Diameter?Diameter of the unit's grille or blades. | 132 cm (52 inches), 5 wenge-finish blades, satin chrome housing |
|---|---|
| Weight?The unit's weight. | About 7.6 kg |
| Recommended room size?Room size the unit is designed for, according to the manufacturer. | About 25 to 35 m² |
Comparison
At around €170, the Westinghouse Bendan competes with other remote-controlled 132 cm ceiling fans, from the significantly more affordable Cecotec EnergySilence Aero 560 to the Pepeo Notos, positioned as a high-end, low-consumption model. Here is how they compare based on the manufacturers' published specifications.
| Criterion | Westinghouse Bendan | Cecotec Aero 560 | Pepeo Notos |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diameter | 132 cm, 5 wenge blades | 132 cm, 3 blades | 132 cm, dark wood blades |
| Power supply | Mains motor, 60 W | Mains motor, 60 W | Low-consumption DC motor, 32 W max |
| Lighting | 80W R7s bulb included, replaceable | Built-in 18W LED | Built-in LED |
| Speeds | 3 speeds, remote control | 3 speeds, remote control | Remote control, DC motor |
| Reversible function | Yes, summer/winter | Yes, summer/winter | Not disclosed |
| Observed price | ≈ €173 | ≈ €84 | ≈ €409 |
In short, the Cecotec Aero 560 covers the same diameter on a much tighter budget, with a fixed, non-replaceable built-in LED light. The Pepeo Notos targets maximum energy efficiency thanks to its DC motor, at a much higher price. The Westinghouse Bendan sits between the two, with a neat satin chrome finish and the advantage of a replaceable R7s bulb rather than a fixed LED block.
Our tester's verdict: Benoit Richard
Mounted on my living room ceiling several months ago, this Westinghouse Bendan has had time to get through a hot summer and start into a reversed winter mode. Installation needed an electrician's help, as the fixed extension rod leaves little room to fine-tune the exact height, but once in place, the satin chrome finish and wenge-effect blades genuinely look more refined than average at this price. On speeds 1 and 2, air movement stays discreet, only the top setting becomes audible in the evening. Switching to winter mode via the remote, to redistribute warm air pooled near the ceiling, made a real difference for supplemental heating in a room with high ceilings. The included R7s bulb avoided the letdown of a ceiling fixture with no light on installation day, a detail that sounds minor but matters when you're up on the ladder. The trade-off to accept is how permanent the fitting is: unlike a portable fan, there's no moving it from room to room as needed. For a large living room used year-round, this fixed investment pays for itself many times over.
Frequently asked questions: Westinghouse Lighting Bendan Ceiling Fan, 132 cm
Installation is done on a load-bearing ceiling, using the supplied extension rod and a standard electrical connection. An illustrated instruction manual comes with the assembly; hiring an electrician is recommended if there isn't already a mounting point in place.
Yes, an 80W R7s bulb is included with the unit, paired with a frosted opal glass diffuser. It remains compatible with an equivalent LED bulb to cut consumption further.
Yes, the included remote has a switch that changes the blades' rotation direction: downward to cool in summer, upward to redistribute warm air in winter.
With its 132 cm diameter, the Bendan is recommended for rooms of about 25 to 35 m², typically a living room or spacious dining room rather than a small bedroom.
Yes, it's stated to be compatible with ceilings sloped up to 40°, but its mounting isn't extendable beyond the supplied rod, which may limit installation on very high ceilings.
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