Types of Ceiling Fans

Universal ceiling fans (Industrial ceiling fans)

Universal ceiling fans are designed to mix air in any season of the year in premises of various purposes - from residential to industrial, creating a cooling effect (in summer), or providing heat recovery (in winter).

Typically, these ceiling fans are equipped with specially profiled metal blades to ensure low noise levels with powerful airflow. The high quality epoxy resin coating of the fans makes them resistant to environmental influences.

The energy-saving effect of ceiling fans is based on the equalization of the air temperature along the height of the room. Heating large and high rooms requires a lot of energy, a significant part of which, due to air stratification in temperature, is lost in the upper part of the building without any benefit. The use of ceiling fans that stir the air allows you to minimize the temperature difference and provides significant savings in thermal energy (about 30-40%), and a comfortable air environment in the mezzanines and upper tiers of the shelves.

Household ceiling fans

These ceiling fans not only provide a light coolness, but are also a decorative element in the room. Compared to universal fans, residential ceiling fans are technically less efficient when it comes to heat recovery or cooling high and voluminous rooms. This decrease in technical performance is explained as follows: some aerodynamic subtleties were sacrificed to design. I must say that ceiling fans are practically the only tool, with the exception of floor or table fans, that can create a comfortable atmosphere on an open veranda or in a gazebo in hot summer weather. However, unlike floor and table fans, ceiling fans do not take up space on the floor or table, do not require outlets and storage space during off-season. Ceiling fans are safer compared to table and floor fans because they are located outside the area where people are located. All this makes it possible to eliminate a number of unpleasant situations when you can stumble over the wire going from the fan to the outlet, accidentally touch and drop the fan, or get your hand into the rotation zone of the blades. Household ceiling chandeliers-fans are recommended for use in homes and apartments, as well as in cafes, restaurants, hotels, conference rooms and shops, in other relatively small premises where people are constantly present.

Outdoor ceiling fans

Ceiling fans for outdoor use can be installed on verandas and open areas. The installation of these fans avoids the ingress of moisture and water, despite the fact that the degree of protection of these fans reaches IPX5. Outdoor ceilings are constructed with materials that can withstand cold, high temperature and humidity.

Energy Saving Ceiling Fans

These ceiling fans are produced according to the energy star standard. A special difference between such ceiling lamps is energy savings (up to 50%). This is a relatively new highly efficient product, which, thanks to the use of a DC motor and a special motor control controller, consumes significantly less energy and has better noise characteristics without reducing performance.