Polycab Superia SP01 Ceiling Fan

Polycab Superia SP01 Ceiling Fan are electrical appliances mounted on the ceiling of a room to circulate air. They are a popular choice for providing comfort and improving air circulation in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. Here are some key features and characteristics of ceiling fans:

Blades: Ceiling fans typically have two or more blades made of materials like wood, metal, or plastic. The number and shape of the blades can vary, affecting the airflow and aesthetics of the fan.

Motor: The motor is the heart of the ceiling fan, driving the rotation of the blades. It is usually located inside the fan housing and comes in various sizes and power ratings. Higher-quality motors are more efficient and quieter. Speed Settings: Most ceiling fans offer multiple speed settings to adjust the airflow according to preferences and room size.

Speed settings are controlled using a pull chain, wall switch, or remote control.

Reversible Blades: Some ceiling fans feature reversible blades, allowing users to change the direction of airflow. In warmer months, the fan blades can rotate counterclockwise to create a cooling breeze, while in cooler months, they can rotate clockwise to circulate warm air trapped near the ceiling. Lighting: Many ceiling fans come with integrated light fixtures, providing both airflow and illumination in a room. These fixtures may include one or more light bulbs or LED modules, often controlled separately from the fan speed.