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Hi guys,

Please help to advice which brand is good, quiet & suitable for big living room.

What are the difference between 3 blades & 5 blades?

There are too many brands & design in the market & i am kinda of confused.

Thanks inadvance.

 

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Hi Shiryan,

I have PM you, giving a brief breakdown of explanations.

let me know if you have more questions.

PHYLUX

 

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Hi Shiryan,

Wonder if you found your fan?

I'm considering 3blade or 5 blade models with lights built in.

However my concern is the dimness of these lights.

wonder if there are any brands worth recommending

 

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Hi Shiryan,

Wonder if you found your fan?

I'm considering 3blade or 5 blade models with lights built in.

However my concern is the dimness of these lights.

wonder if there are any brands worth recommending

Hi bigrockshow,

I am currently busy with the design for my renovation hence hold the purchase for the ceiling fan...

 

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Does anyone has any experienced with 2 blades ceiling fan? Is the 2 blades ceiling really eco friendly, energy saving?? What about the performances???

 

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Does anyone has any experienced with 2 blades ceiling fan? Is the 2 blades ceiling really eco friendly, energy saving?? What about the performances???

Hi Vuzu,

it is not just the number of blades , the motor that turn the blades also affect performances. Newer dc motor are more energy efficient, quieter than older ac motor.

The blade design will also contribute to the air propulsion. Some "air character" of fans are very narrow, some are wider.

There are also other factors that you should take note, such as reliability , noise level, blade's length etc.

Best to drop by a shop that display the model you are interested in to see, hear and feel for yourself.

Hope this helps.

PHYLUX

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