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The article evaluates several ceiling fans including the Atlas Fan Company Irene-5H, the Brilliant Lighting Bahama and the Aeratron AE3.

The article evaluates several ceiling fans including the Airfusion Radar from Lucci, the Rio from Mercator and the Irene 3 from Atlas Fan Co.

The article offers information on several ceiling fans which include the 56-inch Ashfield Antique Flemish with light kit from Quorum International, the Minka Aire Gyro fan from Minka Group and the 42-inch Pharos fan from Modern Fan.

The article evaluates several ceiling fans such as the Big Ass Haiku, the Milano DC, and the Aeratron AE3.

Fans were initially for cooling and air circulation during summer. However, through centuries of evolution, they've become integrated with traditional Chinese poems, calligraphy, painting, and engraving, thus seeing their gradual transition into cultural works of art. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents a comparison of several ceiling fans including the New Yorker from Omega, Typhoon 316 from Hunter Pacific and Envirofan from Martec.

The article offers tips on cooling homes using fans during the summer. It is noted that fans are more energy efficient compared with central air conditioners and evaporative coolers. Ceiling fans cool people inside the house by moving air. Attic fans cool home as it removes warm air accumulating in the attic.

The article reports on the installation of ceiling fans in the home in the U.S. The historical background on the manufacture of ceiling fans is present in this article. Mill and factory owners who experienced the cooling effects of a ceiling fan were among the first to apply them to their homes. However, the emergence of portable desk fans remained popular because of its durability and mobility.

The article presents advice on buying and installing a ceiling fan in a house. There are few fixtures that can impact the look and livability of a room as much as a ceiling fan. It can keep you cool on sultry summer days, push warm air down into the room during winter, and even serve as the room's primary illumination if you add a light. The best news: Replacing an existing light fixture with a fan is a simple, one-day task since the wiring is already in place. However — and this is very important — you can't just hang the ceiling fan from the existing electrical box. It's simply not strong enough to support the added weight and vibration of a fan. Presuming you don't have access to the ceiling from above, you must either use a specially rated hanger and box to mount the fan between joists or, better yet, screw a fan-rated “pancake” box directly to a ceiling joist.

Evaluates a number of ceiling fans available in Australia. How they work; Choosing the right type for the right room; What to look for; Casablanca Delta 6910/6930/6940; Mistral 1341-0/1380-0; Martec Premier Series MPM 1204W; Others; Features of each; How they rate; How to install them.

Evaluates several ceiling fans and rate them according to their overall performance.

The article presents information related to the mechanism of ceiling fans. It is stated that a rotating magnetic field is used by a fan's induction motor to move the machinery. It is mentioned that a fan can bekept clean with antidust products. It is noted that airflow per blade is cannibalized by a high blade count.

The article presents questions and answers related to home improvement techniques and tools including how to set the direction of the spinning of the ceiling fan for summer and winter and what is a four-in-hand tool.

This article focuses on proper placement of fans so that one could get maximum benefit from the fan. The first principle of fans holds that one should place them where one feels them. Fans can't lower a room's temperature as well as air conditioners can. According to Kate Lewis, marketing manager for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star program, ceiling fans are a good deal and very efficient. Since heat rises, they help one feels cool by creating a downdraft that stirs the cooler air along the floor.

Twenty five years ago fans were still stuck in the Victorian era, with brass finished motors, wood blades and frosted glass lights. Invented in the year 1882, its early applications were commercial, in city meat markets, for instance, to turn away airborne pests. By the mid 1900's, with the rise of air conditioning, ceiling fans came to feel old fashioned. In the 1980's, designers started experimenting with form, using a variety of materials and shapes to give fans a more architectural look.

The article outlines the considerations involved to fan equipment concerning the properly select, apply, and control fans. It emphasizes on matching the fan equipment of the system from several different perspectives. Meanwhile, in order to analyze and make fan and control selections, it will define the system duty cycle, as well as the design and operating points must also be defined and how long the system operates at each point.

The article evaluates Paddle Fan Adapters (PFA) by Continental Fan Manufacturing company.

The article offers brief information on the Toggle Slide Controls from Leviton which comprised of the Toggle Slide Dimmers available in models the TSL06 and TSM10, and the Toggle Slide Quiet Fan.

The article lists the estimated costs for economy ceiling and exhaust fans which includes vertical discharge bath fans, ceiling or wall bath exhaust fans, and thru-the-wall utility fan.

This article reports on Artemis, the latest ceiling fan from G Squared Art. Artemis, the latest ceiling fan from G Squared Art, does not have a "body," the blades themselves wrap around the motor. The blade pitch is designed with pronounced steep angles near the center of the fan, tapering off to a gentle slope at the blade tips. Featuring a halogen bulb, the fan comes in translucent, mahogany, maple, and pearl white finishes.

Answers questions from homeowners. Maintenance of electric ceiling fans in the home; Flower arrangements for the spring season; Way to curb the growth of fig vine.

The article offers brief information on several ceiling fans including the Key Biscayne from Hunter Fan Co., the Beckwith from Fanimation and the Gyro Twin Turbo from Minka Lighting.

The article offers brief information on several ceiling fans such as the AirVolution-D from MacroAir, the Haiku fans from Big Ass Fans, and the Exhale Fans.

The article offers brief information on several products from thermal destratification products firm Airius LLC including the Air Pear Thermal Equalizer and the Designers Series and Suspended Ceiling Fans.

The article offers brief information on the A-series of premium quality quiet fans including the NF-A9, the NF-A8, and the NF-B9 models, from Noctua Inc.

Reports on the availability and features of ceiling fans as of December 1998 and provides suggestions on how to select one.

The article offers brief information on the several Barn cooling products including the Isis ceiling fan from Big Ass Fans, the F5 livestock fan from Schaefer Fans, and the Adjustable box-fan holder from Weaver Leather LLC.

The article offers tips on how to choose a ceiling fan in order to use it effectively at lower cost. Among the questions that should be asked by a ceiling fan buyer in order to make an educated choice are the height of the ceiling fan, the area where the fan will be installed, and the size of the room. It previews the Expressions fragrance mists for bathrooms from Glade.

The article focuses on the guidelines for filter/fan unit (FFU) selection. It talks about the significance of the correlation between ventilation efficiency and both the velocity of filtered air passing through the room and also the number of air changes completed in a given time for less critical contamination requirements. Also offered are two charts depicting the recommended air velocity rates and recommended ceiling filter coverage.

The article presents the energy-efficient alternatives to keep the planet cooler. One is the evaporative coolers also known as swamp coolers which draw outside air through water-saturated pads making the incoming air 15 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit cooler. Another is the whole-house fans which are installed in the ceiling fan that forces the hot air out through the attic. Another is the ceilings fan because it helps circulate the air, making it feel cooler.

The article provides information on the ten-foot-diameter ceiling fans installed at the Tulane University as part of its traditional heating and ventilation (HVAC) system. It states that these large fans increase thermal comfort since they create convection-like air currents that gather inertia. As a result, a non-disruptive distribution of three to five-miles per hour breezes are produced.

The article features several ceiling fans including Origami in brushed steel by Emerson, Silverdale by Westinghouse, and Gyro Wet in brushed nickel by Minka Group.

The article features various ceiling fans with lighting fixtures, including those from Emerson, Westinghouse, and Craftmade International.

The article focuses on ceiling fans as an advisable furnishing in a log home. Features are presented along with its functionality. Quality and size are mentioned as another part of the purchasing decision. A size guide is provided in chart form which incorporates fan size in relation to room diameter and mounting distance which considers distance of the fan from parts of the house.

The article focuses on the availability of the U.S. leading ceiling fan design products in Australia. Fan Galleries Australia announced that these products will be distributed throughout the market. The Brisbane Fan Gallery is the only dedicated fan showroom in the country, showcasing over 100 fans. The collection of the fans complements every decor and every setting. It will feature products from the Fanimation brand with fans to suit tropical, traditional, exotic and contemporary styles.

The article features several home fans available in stores in Sarasota, Florida. They include Modern Fan Co.'s aluminum ceiling fan at Light Up Your Life and Living Walls, Outdoor Living fan from Lasko at Wal-Mart and Lowe's, BT 49 R tower fan from Bionaire at Bed, Bath and Beyond and Fanimation's Centaurus satin nickel and maple finish fan at Franklin Lighting.

The article introduces the Ezifit EIE150 In-Wall fan from Fantech Plus in Australia. The fan is suitable for residential and light commercial applications such as sub-floor installations and kitchen canopies. It offers strong air extraction capability through one or more ceiling grilles. It can fit within a normal cavity and can be painted to suit individual color schemes.

The article presents information on WhisperGreen, a range of energy-efficient ventilation fans from Panasonic Co. These fans include the Premium Ceiling Mounted FV-11VKS1 and the Premium Ceiling Mounted with Smart Action Motion Sensor FV-11VKM1.

Presents a short list of manufacturers of high-quality ceiling fans. Classic Originals from Hunter; Emerson's fan that feature the K55 motor; The Modern Fan Co.'s specialization in streamlined models for modern interiors.

Features the Powerfoil electric fan from Big Ass Fans that is ideal for school facilities. Capabilities.

This article reports that the Breeze Power Natural Cooling system comprises large, quiet in roof fans which cool homes naturally at a fraction of the cost of air conditioning and while lowering greenhouse gas emissions. The fan at the hear of the Breeze Power system creates a powerful updraft which instantly sets the air inside the home in motion, causing it to flow towards the fan, through the ceiling shutter and into the roof space. The uniquely sculpted blades on the Breeze Power fan creates swirls of air which flow over the ceilings, walls and floors to cool every surface. Four sizes of system ensure optimum levels of air movement to suit both large and small homes.

The article evaluates several ventilation systems and fans including Element fan from Big Ass Fans, GreenRoo industrial-duty turbine ventilator from Moffitt Corp., and a line of AltAir High Volume industrial ceiling fans from AirMotion Sciences Inc.

The article lists the estimated costs for ceiling fans which includes decorative, optional lighting fixtures, and schoolhouse or round globe.

Introduces the Reiker Room conditioning, a cost-effective supplemental room-heating option and a ceiling fan. Key features; Heating capability of the system that is maximized by a special heating module consisting of a central impeller and four ceramic Positive Thermal Coefficient.

The article evaluates the concealed-ceiling-ducted indoor fans VRV and Sky Air from Daikin.

Demand has grown for familiar, classic looks that have been updated to fit today's lifestyles and floor plans. From timeless, elegant Colonial designs that never lose their appeal to reproductions of distinctive vintage pieces, light fixtures and fans in this trend can be found throughout the market to fit any budget. Updated classic looks never seem to lose their appeal. Emerson Fan Co.'s Kitty Hawk fan, in pewter, features a unique bi-plane wing blade design and propeller-shaped glass that's ready for takeoff.

Presents information on the energy-efficient ceiling fans developed by Gossamer Wind in the U.S. Features of the fan; Benefits obtained from the fan.