Ceiling Fans

About Ceiling Fans 

As the name suggests, unlike wall fans, a ceiling fan is attached to the ceiling. They work in three different ways.

They either catch hot air by spinning counter-clockwise. The pressure of the rotating blades draws hot air around the ceiling into the fan. Finally, after the hot air is pulled in, it is cut, sped, and blown downwards into the room. 

Or they may create a downdraft, which are reversals of the airflow's direction. Instead of an increase in heat, it is pushed downward. Then, to fill the void caused by the lack of warm air, chilly air comes in.

Or they may use a wind chill effect. People feel cooler due to its evaporative cooling process.

Types Of Ceiling Fans 

Ceiling fans can offer functionality as well as elegance to any area of a house. They may also help in saving money on air conditioning bills.

However, selecting the right one can be challenging at times as they come in several styles, each with specific functions and advantages. Some are suited for indoors, while others are ideal for outdoor use. Here is a list of different fan types that people can choose according to their needs.

Low Profile Ceiling Fans 

Some houses have less space between the roof and floor. If any home has ceilings less than eight feet tall, then one should install a low-profile ceiling. The fan is mounted directly on the bracket instead of down rods, keeping it seven feet from the ground. However, air movement is not as substantial as a regular ceiling fan without the space between the ceiling and the blades.

Standard Ceiling Fans 

A unit is available in several styles to complement any décor. Usually, such fans have five blades. They are also commonly equipped with a built-in light, so they are also called ceiling fans with lights. Moreover, standard fans come with a range of attachments, such as various light kits, remote control operation, customized blades, etc. 

Wet Or Damp Ceiling Fans 

Damp ceiling fans possess motors that are resistant to moisture and humidity-related damage. They consist of all-weather blades that are warp-resistant. They work well in locations where there is not a lot of direct rain, such as sunrooms or covered patios and porches. 

Wet ceiling fans are the next level up, ideal for more industrial and weather-resistant environments. They can withstand snow and rain and are ideal for outdoor locations near the shore or acquire moisture in various ways.

Dual Motor Ceiling Fans 

They have a central motor connected to horizontally placed rods, each with its own adjustable fan. People usually express themselves via individuality and décor by installing dual motor ceiling fans. Moreover, each of these fans' speeds can be adjusted. Because of their capacity to circulate wind over a bigger area than a standard ceiling fan, they are often found in public settings.

Remote-Controlled Ceiling Fans 

Remote-controlled ceiling fans are pretty convenient, especially for those who do not want to physically alter a fan's settings. Moreover, such units enable people to change the fan speed, light, and blade direction with a touch of a button. Because they are easy to use, they are particularly well suited for high-ceiling rooms and even huge areas like event halls or auditoriums. 

Bedroom ceiling fans are a popular addition to many homes, providing both style and comfort. They can help circulate air, keeping the room cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Flush mount ceiling fan

Flush mount ceiling fans are designed to be compact and low-profile, with a motor housing that sits close to the ceiling. Despite their smaller size, flush mount ceiling fans can still provide ample airflow and cooling, making them a great choice for bedrooms, living rooms, and other small to medium-sized rooms.

Wooden ceiling fans

Modern wooden ceiling fans are a popular choice for those looking to add a touch of warmth and natural beauty to their living space. These fans are designed with wooden blades, which can be stained or painted in a variety of colors to match any decor. The combination of wood and modern design elements creates a stylish and unique look that can enhance the ambiance of any room.

Installation 

Follow the below eight easy steps to install a ceiling fan:

1. Remove old fixture
2. Remove old ceiling box and make a new hole
3. Add a new electrical box
4. Add glue to the ceiling laurel wreath
5. Attach the ceiling plate
6. Connect fan gears
7. Join wire links
8. Add lights and blades

Care And Maintenance

Whether it is a pedestal fan, roof fan, or ceiling fan, it is essential to clean it to ensure optimal functionality. In addition, one should always do light maintenance like changing blades and oiling nuts to keep the fan working smoothly. Moreover, people should always clean fans yearly with the help of a vacuum or blower. Secondly, tighten all the screws to avoid irrelevant shakiness and lubricate it so that the fan does not make noise. 

Note that fans do not work properly on light dimmer switches as they can make them shake. Therefore, one should always install fans with proper controls and a regulator on and off switch. Also, with appropriate maintenance, fans can work for ages without any problems.