OEM 36-inch Retractable Ceiling Fan Light CCC CE ROHS SAA CB ETL Approved

Description of Ceiling Fan

Our farmhouse ceiling fan with lights has 3 invisible fan blades, which will stretch out and put inside automatically when turning on/off the fan. Ceiling fan with pure copper reversible motor and retractable blades. The cage fan ceiling motor is reversible, not only brings you cool air in summer but also promoting air circulation in winter, energy efficiency is 45% higher than other fans. The ceiling fan lights are made of high-quality ABS material and have 3 fan blades, unlike other short fan blades, our fan blades are retractable and will provide more airflow than other ceiling fans with less than 35 dB of noise, their noise is too small to disturb your sleep, the ceiling fan lights are perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, etc.

Specification of an invisible ceiling fan:

FAQ

Q: Is using a ceiling fan more environmentally friendly that using air conditioning?
A: It is! In the sense that using a ceiling fan can help cut down on your air conditioner or heating use, thereby lowering the amount of electricity your home consumes. Generally, using a ceiling fan can help offset your thermostat by up to four degrees in either direction. Meaning that you can comfortably set your thermostat four degrees higher in the summer, and four degrees lower in the winter. Keep in mind that using a ceiling fan does still use electricity, but it is on part with the electricity used by a standard light bulb. In other words, it doesn’t use all that much!

Q: Are they effective during winter?
A: A ceiling fan's job is to make a room feel warmer during the winter months without running up your heating bill. It can do this by circulating air throughout the room, which helps to ensure warmth is evenly distributed and kept from concentrating in one area.

If your fan includes a light, it can also help boost your body's production of serotonin, which will help fight the winter blues.

Q: What Is CFM?
A: CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) is the measurement of how much air is circulated by a ceiling fan per minute.Airflow is the amount of air a ceiling fan circulated (divided by the watts used) and this is measured in CFM which stands for Cubic Feet per Minute. Hence, the higher the CFM, the more efficient the ceiling fan is.