A ceiling fan is a mechanical device mounted on the ceiling of a room or covered area, designed to circulate air and create a cooling effect. It typically consists of a motor housing, a set of rotating blades (usually 3 to 5), and sometimes a light fixture in the center. When the fan operates, the blades spin to move air downward, producing a gentle breeze that helps improve comfort by enhancing air circulation and evaporative cooling on the skin.

Key Features:

• Motor: The electric motor drives the blades; high-quality motors ensure quiet and efficient operation.

• Blades: Made from materials like wood, metal, or plastic, and designed with specific angles (pitch) to optimize airflow.

• Speed Control: Fans often have multiple speed settings, controlled via a pull chain, wall switch, or remote control.

• Reversible Function: Many modern fans can reverse blade direction to circulate warm air during winter.

• Designs: Available in various styles—traditional, modern, decorative, or industrial—to match interior décor.