Ceiling fans with lighting - simply beautiful, doubly practical
Can you recognize every single letter and crease on the pages of your favourite novel? But do you sweat endlessly? Relaxed reading? You wouldn't dream of it!
Or is it wonderfully cool - even at 30 degrees in the shade? But sitting together in the evening in the cozy light is not an option?
Then you seem to be faced with a real dilemma. But only apparently. Because there is a simple remedy: ceiling fans. And with lighting. This gives you the most beautiful light plus a nice, pleasantly fresh breeze - and all with just one ceiling connection.
How do I install my ceiling fan with lighting?
Well, just like you would install a normal ceiling fan in your home. In other words, quite normally via the conventional ceiling outlet (L, N, PE). The light and ceiling fan can then be easily operated separately using pull cords or a super practical remote control. But don't panic! Each product also comes with detailed installation instructions. And if in doubt: Your trusted electrician is always happy to receive a call from you. Just like our colleagues from the specialist advisory service. Because if you have a question - just give us a call or send us an e-mail. And questions quickly turn into a fresh breeze for your four walls! You will find the contact details below.
Are there ceiling fans with LED lighting?
Inside or outside. In the bathroom as well as in the kitchen. For the table lamp as well as for the recessed spotlight. And also in fans with lighting. LED technology is celebrating its triumphant advance in a wide variety of lighting areas - including fans. As with a "normal" ceiling light, you can also choose your ceiling fan with lighting. You can choose between a luminaire with permanently installed LED technology or one with standardized sockets, such as E27. You can then easily screw a suitable LED lamp into these and enjoy not only a fresh breeze, but also the best light, which is also good for your wallet and the environment.
Are there ceiling fans with lighting that can be controlled by remote control?
Oh, you're already sweating without end anyway. So the fan comes in handy. But you still prefer not to move at all. Fortunately, it is no longer necessary to operate the fan and lighting. This is because many of the ceiling fans with lighting are controlled via a remote control. Super practical! Which functions are covered by the remote control depends on the model. As a rule, however, you can not only switch the fan and the light on and off, but usually also regulate the fan speed. In some cases, it is even possible to dim the light using the remote control.
Are there ceiling fans where the light can be dimmed?
Do you want it cool within your four walls? And bright too? And the light should also be dimmable? Perhaps even more conveniently via a remote control? No problem! Anything is possible. This is because the light from ceiling fans can also be dimmed in principle. In principle. But not for every product. Therefore, when making your selection, make sure that the product details say "Dimmable - Yes". If this is the case, you basically only need to connect the appropriate external dimmer and you can relax and enjoy the light and air even in the hottest weather. And exactly the way you want it.
How? What? External dimmer? Which is the right one for the luminaire with permanently installed LEDs? And which one with replaceable bulbs? Don't worry. We can answer all your questions. Just like many, many other things to do with lighting. Simply write a short message using the link below _.
What are the benefits of ceiling fans with lighting in winter?
Of course, on the one hand light, of course. But you've probably already figured out that you don't need to screw on a spare ceiling light in winter. But did you know that it's also worth turning on the ceiling fan in winter? No, of course not because the room is so unbearably warm in winter. No, it's about the heating air. And the so-called. Winter mode or the Return function.
This is because the rotating fan in winter mode moves the lovely, pleasantly warm heating air, which unfortunately always rises too quickly and too readily towards the ceiling, back down to us - and also to our cold feet. Great, isn't it? Warm feet and save on heating costs. Because when it's comfortably warm in the room, we naturally don't turn the heating up as high. The catch: unfortunately, it doesn't work with every ceiling fan. But no problem either. Simply check the product details to make sure that the fan you have selected has the line "Including forward/reverse - Yes" and you will no longer have to sweat in summer or freeze in winter.
Are there ceiling fans with lighting from Westinghouse?
Of course! Westinghouse is not Europe's leading supplier of ceiling fans for nothing. And what would Europe's leading supplier of ceiling fans be if it didn't also offer fans with lighting? So if you also want to rely on a genuine branded product for your fans, simply make sure that the name Westinghouse really does appear at the top of the product page. Or, if you want to keep it simple, just choose your dream fan with lighting from Westinghouse here.
Can ceiling fans with lighting be controlled via a pull switch?
Turn on and off. And also regulate the speed. No, of course we don't mean your fancy new red runabout. But your new ceiling fan with lighting. And you can control these functions via a super practical remote control, for example. But of course also via train switches. After all, in addition to the remote control, the pull switches directly on the ceiling fan are one of the most frequently used ways of controlling it. All you really have to do is decide.
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