Despite the fact air conditioning has become increasingly common, ceiling fan installation Adelaide continues to be one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to keep your home cool in Summer.
It can reduce the temperature of a room by up to 5-degrees and produces a satisfying breeze that can work simultaneously with your air conditioning unit by circulating the cool air for greater impact. And did you also know that they make a great addition to your home during Winter too? That’s right! Putting your fan in reverse or ‘Winter’ mode will actually circulate the warmer air down from ceiling height for well-rounded warmth.
With the help of Deadshort Electrical, choosing and arranging your ceiling fan installation Adelaide is easier than ever. We’re efficient, reliable, and have the right tools and skill set for the job. As a customer-service driven team you can expect fixed, competitive quotes and premium workmanship. Fell free to check our further information on ceiling fans here.
So, how do you select the right location for your ceiling fan installation Adelaide? And how do you know you’ve made the right purchasing decision? The first thing to consider is lighting, because you don’t want to create an annoying strobe effect when you turn on the fan.
We recommend opting for one that has its own lighting component, or situation it at least 300mm away from the nearest light. In terms of height, we recommend mounting it roughly 2.1m from the floor to get the full effect—extension poles are available if you have high ceilings.
Two other things to consider are the cabling accessibility, and the type/design of fan. Your fan will need to be connected to a control panel, which can be a pain to install if you have solid walls. Alternatively, you can opt for a wireless remote control, but the cost is generally greater. The Ventair Brand are one of the better new D/C type remote units which are extra quiet and reliable.
When it comes to actually picking the right design for your ceiling fan installation Adelaide, there are few options to consider. Fans with wooden blades tend to create less disturbance, so they’re recommended for bedroom and study spaces.
However, noise is also dependant on other features such as the angle of the blades. As a general guide to help you choose the right size fan to minimise noise, rooms 20m² can use 122cm fans, and 20m² to 36m² should use 132cm fans.
To help you choose a suitable model for your space, have a chat with our friendly professionals! The Deadshort Electrical team are specialists in ceiling fan installation Adelaide, and we’re happy to go the extra mile to make sure you feel confident with your purchase. You can reach us on (08) 8410 0887 or make a booking online to lock in your service!