On the occasion of International Ceiling Fan Day, Sulion, a company recognized for its design and innovation in fans and lighting, has highlighted the importance of these devices as a more sustainable and efficient option compared to air conditioning and heating. Ceiling fans, far from being mere decorative elements, are presented as low-consumption allies that provide comfort year-round and help reduce energy dependence.
One of the most notable benefits of these fans is their smart technology, which contributes to energy savings at any time of the year. With the summer-winter function, known as Cool&Warm, these devices optimize home climate control. In the summer, they distribute cool air, while in the winter, they help reduce heating costs by redistributing warm air that accumulates near the ceiling. Additionally, some models offer the Nature Wind feature, which simulates a natural breeze, promoting a healthier environment. Connectivity through mobile apps and WiFi in certain models allows users to adjust consumption according to their actual needs.
Another aspect to consider is the efficient and silent motor, which consumes up to 70% less electricity than traditional alternating current motors. These direct current (DC) motors are durable and offer multiple speeds, resulting in significant savings on electricity bills and a more sustainable home, especially in rest areas.
Sulion also emphasizes the importance of selecting the right model based on its IP rating, particularly in exposed spaces like terraces or balconies. Fans with an IP20 rating are suitable for protected indoor areas, while those with an IP44 rating can withstand moisture and splashes, making them ideal for covered outdoor spaces. Meanwhile, fans with an IP65 rating offer maximum protection against water and dust, ensuring their durability in outdoor environments.
Choosing the right fan size is essential for responsible consumption. It is recommended that the fan diameter match the room dimensions: models from 30 to 42 inches are optimal for spaces up to 140 sq. ft.; for living rooms between 150 and 215 sq. ft., sizes of 44 to 48 inches are suggested; and for areas exceeding 215 sq. ft., a fan of 52 inches or more is preferred. This ensures uniform and efficient air circulation, avoiding energy wastage.
Finally, many Sulion models incorporate LED lighting, making the fan a practical and multifunctional solution. Among the available options, LED CCT systems stand out, allowing users to adjust the temperature and intensity of the light according to the time of day. If the room already has sufficient lighting, a fan without lights can be chosen; however, to optimize space, a model with integrated lighting is highly recommended.
via: MiMub in Spanish