Ceiling fans work by rotating their blades, which creates airflow that moves the air in the room. This air movement helps to evaporate moisture from our skin, making us feel cooler. Additionally, in winter, you can reverse the direction of the fan to push warm air down from the ceiling.

The room's dimensions should determine the size of the ceiling fan. Generally, small rooms (up to 7 m2) require fans with 43-inch or smaller blades, while larger rooms (up to 36 m2) may need fans up to 60 inches.

The fan blades should be at least 2.1 m above the floor for optimal performance and safety. If you have a higher ceiling, 3.1 m or more, consider using an extension rod to ensure proper clearance and performance.

Yes, ceiling fans are generally energy-efficient compared to air conditioning. They consume much less electricity and can reduce the reliance on air conditioning, resulting in lower energy bills.

Regular maintenance is essential for optimal performance. To clean the fan, turn off the power and use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the blades and other visible parts. For more thorough cleaning, use a mild detergent. Ensure the fan is completely dry before turning it back on.

Aeratron ceiling fans are designed for easy installation and include a manual clearly outlining the steps. However, for safety reasons and to ensure proper installation, hiring a professional electrician is recommended.

Yes, our ceiling fans come with various features, such as remote controls, reversible blade rotation, and adjustable fan speeds as standard for added convenience.

Yes, ceiling fans can be used in reverse mode during winter to help distribute warm air that rises to the ceiling. By running the fan clockwise at a low speed, it will push the warm air down, making the room feel cosier.