Discontinued · Ceiling fan

Casa Vieja Turbina XL 84-inch Ceiling Fan (Discontinued)

This model is no longer available on Amazon. These current ceiling fans are the closest documented matches to the 84-inch size listed for it.

Best replacements

  1. Closest replacement

    Fanimation Odyn FPD8148BN 84-inch Ceiling Fan

    Same 84-inch size, 10,104 CFM documented

    See price on AmazonSpecs

  2. Nearest current option

    Big Air 96-inch Industrial Ceiling Fan

    Larger 96-inch size, 13,000 CFM documented

    See price on AmazonSpecs

  3. Nearest current option

    Big Air ICF72UPS 72-inch Indoor Ceiling Fan

    Smaller 72-inch size, 10,200 CFM documented

    See price on AmazonSpecs

Replacements share the category, fall within 6 inches of the listed size and 30% of the listed airflow where those are known, and use cited figures. Still looking for the original? Check the old Amazon listing ↗

About the original Casa Vieja Turbina XL 84″ Ceiling Fan

The Casa Vieja Turbina XL 84-inch outdoor ceiling fan is no longer available. The best current replacement for a covered porch is the Fanimation Odyn FPD8148BN, an 84-inch dry/damp-rated fan that Fanimation rates at 10,104 CFM on 32 W.

No product photo is available for this listing. Use the cited specifications and current seller listing to confirm the exact configuration.

What works

  • Same span as the current Fanimation Odyn FPD8148BN

What doesn't

  • No documented CFM rating; confirm airflow before buying
  • Discontinued, with no current stock
  • No published CFM, wattage, speed count, weight, or damp or wet rating

Who it's for

Good fit

  • Shoppers replacing a Turbina XL on a porch or patio
  • Owners identifying an existing Turbina XL before ordering parts
  • Finding a current 84-inch fan with a published location rating

Look elsewhere if

  • A new purchase, because the Turbina XL is no longer sold
  • Assuming ‘outdoor’ in the old title means the fan was wet rated

Why it stands out

The Turbina XL was Casa Vieja's big modern outdoor fan: an 84-inch sweep marketed for patios and porches. The old listing said little else. It gave no airflow, wattage, speed count, weight, or damp or wet rating.

It is now discontinued, with no stock and no spec sheet or manual on file. If you are replacing one, the question that matters most is the one the old listing never answered: how wet does the spot get?

What to know before you buy

  • Location rating: damp-rated fans handle covered porches; wet-rated fans handle direct rain. Choose the replacement by where it hangs, not by the word "outdoor."
  • Support: do not reuse the old mount on faith. The replacement needs a box or framing rated for its own weight; the Fanimation Odyn lists 32.14 lb.
  • Span: an 84-inch replacement fits the same footprint. A 96-inch fan needs more clearance to posts, beams and walls.
  • Parts: if you are repairing rather than replacing, work from the motor-housing label, not the old listing.

How it compares

  • Fanimation Odyn FPD8148BN 84-inch: same span and dry/damp listed. Fanimation publishes 4,453 to 10,104 CFM across six speeds on 32 W at 120 V, and the listing adds an integrated LED light. The best covered-porch replacement.
  • Progress Lighting Huff 96-inch: damp listed, rated at 14,482 CFM on 49 W, with six speeds on a remote and a limited lifetime warranty. The upgrade for a bigger patio.
  • Maxxair ICF96 WLWH 96-inch: sold as a wet-location fan, with nine blades and a remote on 110V. The pick here for rain exposure, though its listing gives no CFM.

If there is nowhere solid to hang a ceiling fan, wall-mount industrial fans cover a patio or work area from the wall.

Bottom line

Let the Turbina XL go. For a covered porch, the Odyn is the like-for-like replacement with real numbers. For an exposed spot, start with a wet-location fan like the ICF96 WLWH.

Verdict

Stop searching for a Turbina XL. Buy the Fanimation Odyn FPD8148BN for a same-size, damp-rated replacement under a covered porch; choose the Maxxair ICF96 WLWH if the fan will take rain and needs a wet-location rating.

Questions people ask

Is the Casa Vieja Turbina XL still available?
No. The model is marked unavailable, and no current listing, spec sheet or manual backs it. Treat any leftover stock as old inventory.
What is the best replacement for a covered porch?
The Fanimation Odyn FPD8148BN. It matches the 84-inch span, Fanimation lists it for dry and damp locations, and it is rated at 10,104 CFM on 32 W at 120 V.
What if the fan is exposed to rain?
You need a wet-location fan. Damp-rated fans like the Odyn and the Progress Lighting Huff are for covered spaces. The Maxxair ICF96 WLWH is sold as a 96-inch wet-location fan, though its listing publishes no airflow figure.
Was the Turbina XL wet rated?
The old listing called it an outdoor fan but gave no damp or wet rating, and no manual is on file. If you still have one installed, the label on the motor housing will say.

Before you buy

Installation and buying checks

Use these questions to verify the exact configuration. Linked facts are cited; unlisted details stay questions.

  1. Mounting and support

    What mounting method and hardware does the exact unit require?

  2. Clearance and handling

    What are the installed dimensions, weight, and clearances?

  3. Electrical match

    What voltage and connection requirements does the exact unit specify?

  4. Airflow at the job

    What airflow rating and test conditions apply to the exact configuration?

  5. Location requirements

    Does the site require an environmental rating or guard? Neither is listed here.

Listing details

What we know about this listing

Listing data was imported on September 14, 2026. Each specification can have a different source-check date; the evidence below is the most precise source information available here.

No per-specification document evidence is stored for this listing.

Photos illustrate the listed model. Confirm the current variant, included hardware, and finish with the seller before purchase.

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