A ceiling fan operating in the reverse direction (clockwise) during winter, transfers warm air from the ceiling to the lower layers of the space.

• This technique results in the circulation of warm air throughout the space, distributing heat more evenly without creating temperature stratification but rather a mixture of air with the best possible uniform temperature in the space.
• Practically, this technique yields energy savings by reducing heating costs by up to 10%.

• Does not freeze or dry out the atmosphere
• Achieves a reduction in the perceived temperature by up to 8°C (depending on the space and climate)
• Enhances the effect of natural ventilation in the space with silent and smooth operation
• Is the ideal cooling method for baby and children's rooms
• Does not burden the natural environment

A. From the top of the canopy to the bottom of the blade 36.5 cm.

B. From the top of the canopy to the bottom of the switch housing 41.5 cm.

C. From the top of the canopy to the bottom of the canopy 6.1 cm.

D. Motor housing width: 22 cm.

E. Canopy width: 13 cm.

F. From the top of the canopy to the bottom of the glass: 58.5 cm.

• Blade length (inches): 56"
• Fan blade width (inches): 18.5"
• Fan width (inches): 54"
• Fan size: 137 cm.