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Listings show both types: many models use integrated LED light modules, while others use standard E26 (Edison) sockets (often 2 or 4 sockets). Several listings note no replaceable sockets (integrated LED) and many indicate bulbs are not included.

Most models include a remote control; several also offer smartphone app control, and some are compatible with wall switches. Control options vary by model, with many supporting remote, app, and wall-switch methods.

Many models offer dimmable lighting plus adjustable color temperature. Typical options include three preset color temps (commonly about 3000K, 4000/4500K, and 6000/6500K) and dimming ranges such as stepless control or 10%–100% on several listings.

Most listings advertise six fan speeds and reversible motors for summer/winter use. Timer options vary by model and commonly include presets such as 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, and shorter options (some listings mention a 15‑minute/quarter‑hour setting).

Advertised noise levels are generally low, often around 30 dB to under 35 dB. Several listings specify figures like 30 dB or 32 dB and others note operation 'less than 35 dB.'

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