What type of fan do I need?

Ceiling fans are a popular and cost-effective solution for improving airflow and keeping oneself cool during warm weather. They are more affordable than air conditioning systems, costing no more than 2 cents per hour to operate, which makes them an attractive addition to bedrooms, living spaces, and outdoor entertainment areas. Besides, many ceiling fan models also double as a light source, offering more value for your investment.

Outdoor ceiling fans are gaining popularity in Australian homes as they are the most effective appliance for keeping cool outside. They create a wind chill effect that helps to lower skin and body temperature, making the heat more bearable. Outdoor ceiling fans are also equipped with waterproof seals and resistance to dust, dirt, and moisture, making them a durable and robust option for outdoor use.

Ceiling exhaust fans are designed to vent moisture, smoke, and steam out of your home through an air duct, expelling it into the air outside or your roof cavity. They are particularly beneficial in rooms like the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry, where moisture is most common. Ceiling exhaust fans prevent mould and mildew build-up and remove unwanted cooking odours in the case of kitchen exhaust fans. Choosing the right exhaust fan that suits the room size and the required airflow. Bathroom exhaust fans can also be installed as heat lamp options. In contrast, skylight exhaust fans, wall-mounted exhaust fans, and range hoods are all types of exhaust fans that fall under this category.