For the core parts of motor, our co-work team go to the serious quality control process below.

Each motor we keep abroad market 5~10 years warranty.

Blades may not be considered the first when you want to buy a new fan, but you may wonder how much blades affect both the appearance and performance of a ceiling fan. Some blades are created to outdoor ceiling fan use, while others are designed for lower energy costs indoor home ceiling fan use. Proud Lighting Ceiling Fan had been resolved this important point. By understanding the importance of ceiling fan blades, their types, and in which rooms they are suitable, you can make your home’s ceiling fan work for you—and even reduce your cooling costs in the process.

For some ceiling fan models, higher pitch is an important factor to save more savings, and meanwhile if the unit has a higher-efficiency motor installed. Proud Lighting Technology Co., ltd has designed many kinds of curved plastic blades to quality the large blade pitch. Even higher pitches move more air throughout the room, but the motor’s speed and design, blade design, length, and material all impact how effective it is as a whole.

High-quality ceiling fan blades, on the other hand, are made from furniture-grade, real hardwood, many with hand-carved intricate designs. But if you only want general home use, ceiling fan blades are made from plywood or MDF(medium-density fiberboard) will be a good choice.No matter what material the blades are made, they come in a wide variety of colors, patterns, and styles to match any room’s décor.

Mean while you also need to consider the blade span, it refers to the width of a fan, from blade tip to blade tip.Longer blades work best for larger rooms and create softer, more comfortable airflow. Shorter blades offer more direct airflow and are ideal for smaller rooms. The volume of air is not determined by blade span, but by the motor. A motor with smaller blades will move a greater quantity of air than the same motor with larger blades.

How many blade qty would you prefer? There is a common misconception that five ceiling fan blades work better than four or even three blades. Homeowners assume that five blades means better air movement, circulation, and less cooling costs, but in reality, all five blades do is add aesthetic appeal. Some times, more blades do not move more air – even one, two, or three bladed fans can be extremely efficient — what matters is the strength of the motor powering the fan.