3 Ways to Use Ceiling Fans Year-Round
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Can Run in Cold Weather
Typically, we see ceiling fans running counter-clockwise to circulate cooler air throughout a room. Did you know reversing the direction helps circulate warmth? When run clockwise, cold air is pulled up the walls and redistributed to ground level as warm air. If you want to lower heating costs in the late fall, winter and early spring, running your ceiling fans clockwise can be an energy-saver.
Can Be Installed Outdoors
If you have a covered patio or gazebo off your home, installing a damp-rated outdoor ceiling fan can help keep the space more comfortable. The late spring and summer seasons in New England can be brutally hot. While staying in the shade can help, your guests may still be affected by the outside temperature. To combat any discomfort, an outdoor ceiling fan can prevent heat from staying stagnant.
On the other hand, keep your screened-in porch comfortable on a balmy fall or winter night with an outdoor ceiling fan running clockwise.
Can Serve Multiple Purposes
Whether used indoors or out, ceiling fans provide additional lighting. Are there rooms in your house that need more ambient or accent illumination? A ceiling fan offers a solution, while also improving comfort level. Today, there are beautiful varieties of energy-efficient ceiling fans that can add character to any home. Small or large-blade span, LED bulbs or traditional incandescent, we carry the top ceiling fan brands.
At our new, state-of-the-art Southington showroom, we have ceiling fans on display at 8-foot height, so homeowners can imagine exactly how a product will look before purchasing. Our Hartford showroom also has over 100 ceiling fans on display. At Connecticut Lighting Centers, shoppers can truly see it, touch it and take it home! To start your search, contact us today.