Ceiling Fans with Remote

Ceiling Fans with Remote

Most ceiling fan purchases comes with a wall control unless specified coming with a remote control kit. You can either have wall control or remote control, having both at the same time does not work. A ceiling fan with a remote is very useful in cases where running wires from the fan to the wall control is not possible or too difficult.

Ceiling fans have two motor types, AC or DC. To a great extent, the majority of DC fans will come with a remote control as standard without the option of a wall control. For those who need a wall control, AC motor type fans accommodate this, with also having the option of instead remotely controlling the AC fan, but this will be available as an accessory. Deciding which motor type can be a difficult choice, but some swaying benefits that may bring you over the line are that DC ceiling fans are more energy efficient compared to AC ceiling fan, this will save running costs in the long term. So, if you care for the environment and about saving costs, then DC ceiling fans are your best option.