Ceiling Fans

Unlike air conditioners, fans only move air—they do not directly change its temperature. Therefore, ceiling fans that have a mechanism for reversing the direction in which the blades push air (most commonly an electrical switch on the unit's switch housing, motor housing, or lower canopy) can help in both heating and cooling.

Some ceiling fans are mechanically reversible (have adjustable blade pitch) instead of an electrically reversible motor.

Types of ceiling fans :

Many styles of ceiling fans have been developed over the years in response to several different factors such as growing energy-consumption consciousness and changes in decorating styles.

Cast-iron ceiling fans.

Pancake" motor ceiling fans.

Stack-motor ceiling fans.

Direct-drive ceiling fans

Spinner fans

Spinner-motor fans

Skeletal motors

Friction-drive ceiling fans

Gear-drive ceiling fans

Internal belt-drive ceiling fans

Belt-driven ceiling fans

DC ceiling fans

Hugger ceiling fans

(also known as "flush mount" or "low profile" ceiling fans)

Bladeless ceiling fans

High-volume low-speed fans

Synchronous motor mini ceiling fans

Punkah style ceiling fans

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