Unlike some ceiling fan lights, this Moerun model had a good choice of lighting options available – you don’t just get lumped with one, uncomfortably bright, setting. Conservatories can get uncomfortably hot, especially in summer, but there isn’t always a lot of space for cooling fans on top of everything else that’s needed in there. That’s why the Reiga Bright White Ceiling Fan is so useful; it combines an adjustable ceiling light with a fan unit to make the conservatory a more comfortable place to be in all seasons.

Unlike the other ceiling fan/lights featured here, there’s actually more than one light (four to be exact) and they are spotlights, so can be adjusted and directed into specific areas of the conservatory. Wood is a great option if you’ve got more money to spend. Fans with wooden blades are often more expensive than MDF and plastic, but they are solid and durable. Be aware that wooden blades can be heavy, so you will need to be sure that the ceiling is strong enough to take the weight of the fan (as is the case with all fans!). A ceiling fan will remove unwanted heat from the conservatory, and they’re also surprisingly useful in the winter months too. Ceiling fans are much more cost-effective than air conditioning, and you don’t need a lot of space, as they are simply mounted to the ceiling. The white LED light has the potential to be very bright. It has two brightness settings: full brightness, and half brightness. Both of these options are still a lot brighter than standard household bulb lights, and it may be a little excessive some of the time. You might find that the room will also benefit from a softer, warmer light for more comfort in the evenings.It’s a five-blade fan, with the additional benefit of having a built-in frosted-glass light. The overall appearance is modern, with a satin-chrome finish and silver blades; if you have other steel- or silver-coloured fixtures in your conservatory, this won’t look out of place. In fact, it will add to the overall room décor. All of the light and fan settings are simple to control using the remote provided. As well as different fan speeds and light colours, there is also a 1/2/4/8-hour timer to help conserve energy – when used, the fan will turn off after the allotted period. Ceiling fan remote control kits consist of a remote control pad and a receiver. The remote control pad should fit in your hand. Unlike the small buttons on a TV remote, the buttons on a ceiling fan remote control are generally larger. This is a helpful feature when it’s dark.

Some ceiling fan remote control kits include a wall mount for the remote. Mount it next to the wall switch where you’re used to turning the fan on and off, and you’ll be able to find the remote whenever you need it. Accessories Ceiling medallions It’s also possible to connect them to a dimmer switch, which isn’t possible with all of these units. Instead of using a remote control, the light has to be controlled by a switch, and the fan is turned on and off using pull cords that hang down from the fan. Ceiling fans circulate the air in your room to keep you cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Designed to be installed in place of your central ceiling light fitting, they give you a fan and light in one - a great way to brighten your room and save on heating bills. There are three LED light settings to choose between: ‘white’, ‘yellow’ and ‘natural’. For times when intense light is desired, the white light provides a bright option, but for other situations, the two warm lights offer a more comfortable alternative.When used as either a light or a fan, this unit works well and looks stylish. The unit has a minimalistic, modern appearance with a silver-coloured aluminium casing, PVC lampshade and a concealed LED light board. The length of the blades is also worth bearing in mind, as fans are available in a lot of different diameters. Fans with smaller blades are technically capable of moving the same amount of air as fans with long blades – they’ll just have to spin faster and use more energy to do so. Therefore, longer blades can be more efficient – moving air without requiring as much power to drive the motor. Nevertheless, more blades can increase the drag and air-resistance on a fan, so those with more blades may cost slightly more to run, as the motor requires more power.

Bring high-tech innovation to any Hunter fan by using our compatible ceiling fan remote accessories. Today, we're used to controlling almost every household appliance and fixture with the simple touch of a button. Hunter offers universal and replacement ceiling fan remote control options that make your fans both easier to operate and more energy-efficient. WALL-MOUNTED FAN REMOTES Of course, the choice is up to you, depending on your preferences and which style you prefer, but it’s good to have an idea of everything that’s available on the market. Read the instructions thoroughly before you begin the installation. If there are videos available from the manufacturer, be sure to watch them so that you fully understand the process. But conservatories aren’t the most practical of rooms, as on hot days when the sun shines onto them, they can get exceedingly hot. The interior traps UV and heat even if it’s overcast outside, and opening the windows tends to do very little! Before installing a ceiling fan remote control, use the pull chain to set the fan to its highest speed and use the other pull chain to turn the lights on. This is the required pull chain setting that the remote needs to work properly. FAQ Q. Where is the receiver box supposed to go?Due to the curvature/angle of fan blades, the direction that they spin in can alter the effect they have on the air. Usually, blades spin in a direction that force the air downwards to create a downdraft. This cools the room. Instantly make any room in your home more functional with an easy-to-install, wall-mounted ceiling fan control. Our selection of convenient wall-mounted fan remotes lets you set your fan at an optimum speed and even change the direction of the spin – without a ladder. HAND-HELD CEILING FAN REMOTES During hotter weather, the remote-control fan can be set to one of six wind speeds to provide either a subtle, gentle breeze, or a stronger circulation of air around the room. There’s a timer as well, which can be set to either 1 hour, 3 hours or 6 hours, to avoid leaving the fan on for longer than necessary by accident. At first glance, you would be forgiven for mistaking the Moerun Ceiling Fan for being just a standard (albeit stylish) ceiling light. A conservatory is a beautiful place to relax in the spring and summer months, bridging the gap between your home and garden.

The higher the number of blades, the more natural balance there is within the fan. This means that a fan with more blades tends to produce less noise than one with fewer blades. Turn off the breaker for the room where the ceiling fan is located before you install the receiver inside the fan. Ceiling fans usually have between three and five blades, although some may have as few as two. The number of blades doesn’t actually dramatically affect performance (in terms of cooling power); however, it can make a difference to the noise of the fan. Fans with more blades tend to be quieter. ABS plastic is also used to make a lot of fans. This is easy to manufacture, affordable and very malleable. It can be finished to look like wood which is very stylish.Seeing as conservatories are often quite small spaces, one important benefit of this fan is how quietly it runs. Although not perfectly silent, if you did want to take a nap, or read a book uninterrupted, it’s unlikely to cause much of a distraction. On the first two speed settings, this is a very quiet fan. It gets marginally louder on the third (and fastest) setting, though not enough to be too disruptive – it just might disturb sleep. Ceiling fans circulate the air in your house, keeping it cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. They save on your electric bills by giving your A/C and heater a break. Most ceiling fans have lights, so they’re a great two-for-one deal. In a conservatory, it can be difficult to fit both a fan and ceiling light, simply because there isn’t always a lot of space. This is why it can be beneficial to combine the two. Also, fans with built-in lights are often more aesthetically pleasing than basic fan units. The receiver is connected to the fan, so it runs off the electricity in the house. However, the remote control requires batteries like your other remotes. Most ceiling fan remote controls use AA or AAA batteries. Very few kits include batteries. Be sure to have some on hand. Features Controls