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What Else is Important in Selecting a Ceiling Fan?
May 10, 2016 03:00 PM 4016 Views

The design, blade span and mounting kits largely influence how best to select which ceiling fan to purchase. Though these determine which areas the fan best serves, additional features should be considered. Here are a few more aspects to consider:


Additional Features


Features like a handheld remote control and even a wall control are what set the best ceiling fans apart from the so-so ones. The fan should be able to reverse rotation directions for different times of the year: clockwise during the winter to break up hot air pockets on the ceiling and counter-clockwise during the summer to break up hot air pockets on the floor. Multiple speed settings – at least three – is also a nice feature, as this better accommodates your preferences for airflow.


Airflow Efficiency


Energy efficiency isn't something specific to washing machines or dryers; you want your ceiling fan to save you money on your energy bill as well. The most ideal low-profile ceiling fan that has an energy usage of 60 watts or lower. Now, this wattage doesn't include lights, so if you buy a ceiling fan with lights, be sure to take the energy expended by the lights into consideration.


As air circulation is the main purpose of even the top ceiling fan, airflow is a big factor to consider. The best fans have an airflow of at least 4, 000cfm(cubic feet per minute), a scale rated by the Air Movement and Control Association. This identifies how large of a room the fan is capable of achieving results in breaking up hot and cool air pockets in a room. The higher the airflow, the larger the room the fan can accommodate.


Warranty


When you purchase a ceiling fan, you’re not investing in a temporary solution, like with floor fans. The best ceiling fans with lights are designed for long-term use, and should come with warranties that will ensure its ongoing performance. Ideally, a fan’s motor should be covered with a lifetime warranty, though in some cases it may be covered for as few as 15 years. Even then, this ensures that the device performs for the duration of your stay in the home


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