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Result

Rated Wattage

26 w

Energy Consumption
@ 16 hrs./day

0.416 kwh (units)

Total unit of Electricity / Month

12.48 kwh (units)

Cost of Electricity / Month
@ 7/ per kWh

87

Annual cost saved by using Havells fan

Ordinary Fans

No. Of Fans

1

Rated Wattage

75 w

Energy Consumption
@ 16 hrs./day

1.2 kwh (units)

Total unit of Electricity / Month

36 kwh (units)

Cost of Electricity / Month
@ 7/ per kWh

252.0

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does a ceiling fan work?

  • In its most basic sense, a ceiling fan works by rotating pitched blades. The pitched blades create air flows that produce better air circulation, thus helping “cool” the body. The cooling sensation is, of course, only due to the movement of the fan. While it may enhance the effectiveness of your A/C or heating system by circulating that cooled or heated air, a ceiling fan on its own cannot actually change the temperature of a space.
  • There are several different factors that play in a well-functioning fan. You now know how to size your ceiling fan to your room. The next few questions will teach you the different ways to control a fan, what airflow and CFM are, and why DC Motor Fans are becoming more common.

What should I consider when picking ceiling fan blades?

  • The number of ceiling blades is often an important point in deciding what type of ceiling fan to purchase, but this is becoming less of a question of function and more of personal choice with advancements in technology.
  • It used to be the case that a five- or six-blade ceiling fan would translate into more efficiency as opposed to a three blade or four blade, but that’s no longer the case.
  • Since the CFM is the measure for a fan’s airflow efficiency, the number of blades is more related to embellishing the style for your space. For example, a four or five blade ceiling fan provides a more conventional, balanced look, whereas a fan with two or three blades possesses a modern and sleek style.

Are there any installation guidelines available for me to refer to for the best experience post installation of ceiling fans?

What is DC motor ceiling fan, and what are its benefits?

  • DC motors are a new addition to household ceiling fans that generate additional torque while consuming less than 70 % of the power of a typical ceiling fan. They do this by transforming electric energy into mechanical energy as they rotate.
  • DC motor fans have a slightly higher upfront cost than regular ceiling fans since they need a more expensive electronic speed controller. However, their benefits more than make up for it. These benefits include:
    • Virtually silent operation
    • Much smaller motors that result in smaller, lighter fans
    • Efficient energy use that prolongs the fan's life span
    • Higher torque resulting in faster startup speeds
    • The possibility for up to 6 different speeds

How do I determine the hanging height of a ceiling fan?

  • To meet building codes, the bottom of the fan should be at least 213.36 cm off the floor; 243.84 cm to 274.32 cm will allow for optimal circulation.
  • For higher ceilings, you can use fans with downrods, such as the Ball Ceiling Fan, to achieve the right height. The more space between the ceiling and the blades, the better for air flow and circulation. Ideally, aim for at least 30.48 cm
  • For rooms with ceilings 243.84 cm or shorter, flush mount fans like the Cirrus Flush Mount Ceiling Fan from Modern Fan Company are the ideal option. As their name suggests, these fans "hug" the ceiling to create a low profile. In order to achieve their short height, these flush mount fans do not incorporate downrods in their design.
  • To hang a fan at the appropriate height in a room with a ceiling 274.32 cm high or higher, a ceiling fan that uses a downrod is the right fit. A downrod ranges from 7.62 cm to 182.88 cm in length and is what  suspends the fan from the canopy. This is ideal because more space between the fan blades and the ceiling will result in better air circulation.

Can I install a ceiling fan if I have a sloped ceiling?

  • Aside from hugger fans, most fan canopies (the part that attaches to the ceiling and covers the junction box) can accommodate some degree of slope-usually up to 30°.
  • An additional longer downrod may need to be purchased to ensure enough blade clearance.
  • For steeper slopes–or in cases where sloped ceiling installation is explicitly not allowed–manufacturers offer sloped-ceiling adaptors, often called angle mounts.

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