Ceiling fans

A designer ceiling fan cools us when we are inside the airflow it generates. In other words, when our skin is at a higher temperature than the ambient air, it acts by reducing the mass of air that settles on it. The fan intervenes by moving the ambient air, replacing it with a lower temperature.

In conclusion, the moving air produced by the fan facilitates the passage of heat from the surface of the skin to the air more quickly and efficiently.

The main reasons for using a ceiling fan are:

• Lower consumption: a ceiling fan can save up to 98% in electricity consumption.
• Easy installation: installation is relatively simple and inexpensive. It only requires adequate space and a power socket.
• Economical: The price is much cheaper.
• Better for health: Fans do not have any negative impact on health. Air conditioners, on the other hand, can dry out the air, causing sore throats and colds.
• Quieter: thanks to ceiling fans with DC motors, you won’t even notice that they are running.
• Breaks up air stratification: the fan mixes the layers of air, which contributes to achieving greater homogeneity between the different spaces and levels of the environment. Accompanied by air conditioning, it will contribute to a more balanced dispersion of cold air.
• Light and circadian cycles: a ceiling fan does not make noise and can also be used for lighting. Many of our fans allow the intensity and colour temperature to be adjusted to match the natural light in the room and our vision.
  Ecological: it has a very low impact on the environment.
• Versatile: it adapts to all types of spaces: living room, kitchen, bathrooms, etc.
• Low maintenance: Many opinions about ceiling fans state that they are very easy and convenient to maintain.