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Ceiling Fan Buying Guide
Ceiling fans, unlike air conditioners, do not lower the temperature of a room. However, using a ceiling fan can help you save energy and money by enabling you to raise your thermostat a few degrees or even turn off your air conditioner entirely without compromising comfort.
A ceiling fan's job is straightforward: circulate air—a lot or a little—quietly.
In our tests, CR assesses ceiling fans based on their airflow on high and low, the noise they make, and whether the fan's motor makes additional noise.
Ceiling fans come in a wide range of shapes and finishes. In our most recent ratings, we examined nine three-speed fans with 52-inch diameters, the most popular size.
Choose the Best Ceiling Fan
1. Look for the Energy Star symbol.
Energy Star-certified fans and light sets are 60% more efficient than non-certified models. Many fans now have LED light arrays for improved efficiency, but utilizing LED bulbs in standard sockets instead of incandescent bulbs can also save energy and money.
2. Fit the fan to your space.
Though 52-inch fans are the most common, that size—plus or minus a few inches—works best in areas ranging from 225 to 400 square feet. For 144 to 225 square feet, go with a 42- to 44-inch type. If your room is on the smaller side, use a larger fan and run it at a slower, quieter setting.
3. Fit your personality.
Traditional ceiling fans evoke images from the film "Casablanca," but newer designs evoke Jetsons-style futuristic emotions. Finishes for motor covers include brass, bronze, and pewter.
Many basic fan blades are shaped like flat paddles, but variations include oval and leaf forms, imitation wicker textures, and twisted, propeller-like designs. So, the best ceiling fan is the fan that fits your personality and specific needs.
4. Take into account the installation requirements.
Install a Ceiling fan in the center of a room at least 7 feet above the floor, preferably 8 to 9 feet (if your ceilings are high enough). Blade tips should not be closer than 24 inches to a wall or curtains, but verify the manufacturer's instructions for specifics. If you're replacing a light with a fan, make sure the electrical box in the ceiling can sustain the fan's weight.
Examine the wet/damp rating. When installing a ceiling fan in a bathroom, seek one with a UL damp rating. If it will be used outside on a porch, seek for a UL wet rating. According to Energy Star, fans with these ratings have sealed moisture-resistant motors, rust-resistant housing, stainless steel hardware, and all-weather blades.
What accessories do you require for your fan?
A built-in light is a popular option because it allows the fan to replace existing lighting in your space. The fan (and, if equipped, the light) can be controlled by a remote control, which comes with a bracket for mounting to the wall, or by a speed/on/off dial, which must be hardwired by an electrician.
Smart control, which allows you to modify a fan's speed and turn lights on and off using your smartphone or smart home device, is becoming increasingly popular. Check the packaging to ensure that the fan will operate with your existing smart home system, such as Grid Connect.
In the winter, most fans may be set to reverse rotation, pushing air up to the ceiling and allowing it to fall back as it cools. This improves the convection of existing room heaters and assists in warming your space.
Types of Ceiling Fan Accessories
Fan blades: separate blades that can be used to replace the ones existing on a ceiling fan, giving the space a fresh look. There are numerous colors, textures, and forms to choose from. Select blades from the same manufacturer as your ceiling fan!
Wall-mounted controls are similar to light switches but have more functionality. Ceiling fan wall controls may allow you to turn the fan on and off, modify the fan speed, dim the lights, and reverse the blade direction.
Handheld controllers that perform the same functions as wall-mounted controls. The canopy of the ceiling fan houses receivers for wall-mount and remote controllers. Ceiling fan controls, like fan blades, should be purchased from the same manufacturer as your fan.
What if I live in a small apartment?
Because apartments frequently have less space to access the ceiling cavities, your electrician may have difficulty running wiring to operate your fan. Don't give up! If you live in an apartment, you may still be able to install a ceiling fan, but you will need to do some additional research. It's always a good idea to consult with an electrician to see what you can accomplish in your home.
A common workaround is to replace an existing light fixture with a ceiling fan controlled by a remote. If you select this option, the electrician will power the fan with the cabling from the old light.
Because the fan is controlled via a remote, there is no need to run cabling to the wall control. However, your installation option will be determined by your apartment, so consult with your electrician before purchasing
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Source: Ceiling Fans Living
Ceiling fans, unlike air conditioners, do not lower the temperature of a room. However, using a ceiling fan can help you save energy and money by enabling you to raise your thermostat a few degrees or even turn off your air conditioner entirely without compromising comfort.
A ceiling fan's job is straightforward: circulate air—a lot or a little—quietly.
In our tests, CR assesses ceiling fans based on their airflow on high and low, the noise they make, and whether the fan's motor makes additional noise.
Ceiling fans come in a wide range of shapes and finishes. In our most recent ratings, we examined nine three-speed fans with 52-inch diameters, the most popular size.
Choose the Best Ceiling Fan
1. Look for the Energy Star symbol.
Energy Star-certified fans and light sets are 60% more efficient than non-certified models. Many fans now have LED light arrays for improved efficiency, but utilizing LED bulbs in standard sockets instead of incandescent bulbs can also save energy and money.
2. Fit the fan to your space.
Though 52-inch fans are the most common, that size—plus or minus a few inches—works best in areas ranging from 225 to 400 square feet. For 144 to 225 square feet, go with a 42- to 44-inch type. If your room is on the smaller side, use a larger fan and run it at a slower, quieter setting.
3. Fit your personality.
Traditional ceiling fans evoke images from the film "Casablanca," but newer designs evoke Jetsons-style futuristic emotions. Finishes for motor covers include brass, bronze, and pewter.
Many basic fan blades are shaped like flat paddles, but variations include oval and leaf forms, imitation wicker textures, and twisted, propeller-like designs. So, the best ceiling fan is the fan that fits your personality and specific needs.
4. Take into account the installation requirements.
Install a Ceiling fan in the center of a room at least 7 feet above the floor, preferably 8 to 9 feet (if your ceilings are high enough). Blade tips should not be closer than 24 inches to a wall or curtains, but verify the manufacturer's instructions for specifics. If you're replacing a light with a fan, make sure the electrical box in the ceiling can sustain the fan's weight.
Examine the wet/damp rating. When installing a ceiling fan in a bathroom, seek one with a UL damp rating. If it will be used outside on a porch, seek for a UL wet rating. According to Energy Star, fans with these ratings have sealed moisture-resistant motors, rust-resistant housing, stainless steel hardware, and all-weather blades.
What accessories do you require for your fan?
A built-in light is a popular option because it allows the fan to replace existing lighting in your space. The fan (and, if equipped, the light) can be controlled by a remote control, which comes with a bracket for mounting to the wall, or by a speed/on/off dial, which must be hardwired by an electrician.
Smart control, which allows you to modify a fan's speed and turn lights on and off using your smartphone or smart home device, is becoming increasingly popular. Check the packaging to ensure that the fan will operate with your existing smart home system, such as Grid Connect.
In the winter, most fans may be set to reverse rotation, pushing air up to the ceiling and allowing it to fall back as it cools. This improves the convection of existing room heaters and assists in warming your space.
Types of Ceiling Fan Accessories
Fan blades: separate blades that can be used to replace the ones existing on a ceiling fan, giving the space a fresh look. There are numerous colors, textures, and forms to choose from. Select blades from the same manufacturer as your ceiling fan!
Wall-mounted controls are similar to light switches but have more functionality. Ceiling fan wall controls may allow you to turn the fan on and off, modify the fan speed, dim the lights, and reverse the blade direction.
Handheld controllers that perform the same functions as wall-mounted controls. The canopy of the ceiling fan houses receivers for wall-mount and remote controllers. Ceiling fan controls, like fan blades, should be purchased from the same manufacturer as your fan.
What if I live in a small apartment?
Because apartments frequently have less space to access the ceiling cavities, your electrician may have difficulty running wiring to operate your fan. Don't give up! If you live in an apartment, you may still be able to install a ceiling fan, but you will need to do some additional research. It's always a good idea to consult with an electrician to see what you can accomplish in your home.
A common workaround is to replace an existing light fixture with a ceiling fan controlled by a remote. If you select this option, the electrician will power the fan with the cabling from the old light.
Because the fan is controlled via a remote, there is no need to run cabling to the wall control. However, your installation option will be determined by your apartment, so consult with your electrician before purchasing
ceiling fans
Source: Ceiling Fans Living
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Bytter selvfølgelig hvert år, motorsykkel brukes bare på sommeren og har nesten ubegrenset levetid hvis du behandler den pent. Bytter du selv olje og filter vil jeg tro du kommer langt med en 500 lapp. Velkommen til mcsiden.no ![Thumbsup :thumleft](./images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
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Tempo Swing 150, Monark Maraton ILO Piano 50, Tempo Comet 60 +++ Suzuki AS 50, Yamaha LS2 100 første, Yamaha LS2 100 andre, Yamaha RS 100, Kawasaki Mach III H1 500, Honda CB750 Four K2, Kawasaki Z1000, Yamaha XT500, Baotian BT50QT, Chang Jiang 750 M1S sidevogn, Honda CB500X, KTM 1050 Adventure, Yamaha YZF-R1 5JJ, KTM 1290 Super Adventure S, Honda XL700VA Transalp, Kawasaki KZ900-A4, Kawasaki Z1A 900, BMW K1600GT, Yamaha XS500D 1H2
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Følg i utgangspunktet instruksjonsboken men ha litt i bakhodet at skiftintervallet der ikke nødvendigvis er satt ut fra motorens beste livslengde men like mye som salgsargument ("Denne trenger bare oljeskift hver 20.000 km
"). Å korte litt inn på skiftintervall er ganske lurt på noen motorer i alle fall...
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Litt om meg og mitt (der er fremdeles noen som er så gamle at de har hjemmeside i stedet for alskens usosiale medier): http://www.sveinha.com/
Mine kjøretøy pr i dag: "NittiNitti": -90 Land Rover 90, "Bimbo": -93 BMW R1100RS, "Helmut": -08 Knaus Sunliner 808
Mine kjøretøy pr i dag: "NittiNitti": -90 Land Rover 90, "Bimbo": -93 BMW R1100RS, "Helmut": -08 Knaus Sunliner 808
Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Er selvfølgelig enig i å følge serviceintervallene men veldig mange mc har årlig service i tillegg til kilometer anbefaling. Er det 20000 km intervall vil ikke jeg kjøre 4 år på samme olje, kjører da en sommer og bytter før den parkeres for vinteren. Min mc fortjener det beste :)
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Tempo Swing 150, Monark Maraton ILO Piano 50, Tempo Comet 60 +++ Suzuki AS 50, Yamaha LS2 100 første, Yamaha LS2 100 andre, Yamaha RS 100, Kawasaki Mach III H1 500, Honda CB750 Four K2, Kawasaki Z1000, Yamaha XT500, Baotian BT50QT, Chang Jiang 750 M1S sidevogn, Honda CB500X, KTM 1050 Adventure, Yamaha YZF-R1 5JJ, KTM 1290 Super Adventure S, Honda XL700VA Transalp, Kawasaki KZ900-A4, Kawasaki Z1A 900, BMW K1600GT, Yamaha XS500D 1H2
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Jeg mener oljeskift er viktig. Jeg bytter olje en gang i året eller hver 10.000ish kilometer. Kanskje er dette enda viktigere på motorer som går tyngre og blir presset mer. Feks. En 125cc hvor gassen er enten av eller på og hvor motoren konstant går nærmere turtallsperren enn på andre sykler med større motor.
Men det er litt synsing fra min side. Hyppig oljeskift er uansett viktig mener jeg.
Men det er litt synsing fra min side. Hyppig oljeskift er uansett viktig mener jeg.
Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Min fikk ny olje i starten av september. Vinterparkerte den etter 3 uker kjøring (ikke mange turene). Jeg trenger ikke bytte nå, eller?
- biker7
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Nei , trenger absolutt ikke bytte nå igjen da. Tut og kjør med bortimot ny olje
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Olje byttes etter km-intervall, eller 1 gang i året hvis litt mindre kjøring enn intervall.
Men hvis man har en mc som feks. bare kjøres 100mil i året eller noe, så mener jeg det er bortkastet
å bytte oftere enn annenhvert år. Gjelder feks. min veteran Honda NX650, som jeg bare bruker til noen "koseturer" :)
Mine tidligere og nåværende "hjul-beinte" kamerater er:
-20 BMW R1250GS HP (2021-...) (Nåværende)
-89 Honda NX 650 Dominator (2008 -...) (Nåværende)
-09 BMW F800GS (2019-2021)
-01 Kawasaki ZX9R (2020-2021)
-16 Yamaha MT09 Tracer (2016-2020)
-03 Kawasaki ZX12R (2013-2016)
-99 Kawasaki ZX9R (2010-2013)
-98 Triumph Daytona T595 (955i) (2006-2010)
-93 suzuki GSXR1100 (2002-2006)
-99 suzuki GSXR600 (1999-2002)
-95 kawasaki ZX6R (1998-1999)
-86 suzuki GSX750es (1996-1998)
-83 Honda MT5, 50 ccm (1987-1990)
-58 Tempo Corvette, 5o ccm (1985-1987)
-20 BMW R1250GS HP (2021-...) (Nåværende)
-89 Honda NX 650 Dominator (2008 -...) (Nåværende)
-09 BMW F800GS (2019-2021)
-01 Kawasaki ZX9R (2020-2021)
-16 Yamaha MT09 Tracer (2016-2020)
-03 Kawasaki ZX12R (2013-2016)
-99 Kawasaki ZX9R (2010-2013)
-98 Triumph Daytona T595 (955i) (2006-2010)
-93 suzuki GSXR1100 (2002-2006)
-99 suzuki GSXR600 (1999-2002)
-95 kawasaki ZX6R (1998-1999)
-86 suzuki GSX750es (1996-1998)
-83 Honda MT5, 50 ccm (1987-1990)
-58 Tempo Corvette, 5o ccm (1985-1987)
Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Nei
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dypen
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Tempo Swing 150, Monark Maraton ILO Piano 50, Tempo Comet 60 +++ Suzuki AS 50, Yamaha LS2 100 første, Yamaha LS2 100 andre, Yamaha RS 100, Kawasaki Mach III H1 500, Honda CB750 Four K2, Kawasaki Z1000, Yamaha XT500, Baotian BT50QT, Chang Jiang 750 M1S sidevogn, Honda CB500X, KTM 1050 Adventure, Yamaha YZF-R1 5JJ, KTM 1290 Super Adventure S, Honda XL700VA Transalp, Kawasaki KZ900-A4, Kawasaki Z1A 900, BMW K1600GT, Yamaha XS500D 1H2
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
En gang i året eller 10.000km. (Det som kommer først) er vel en grei gyllen regel. Da holder du deg også innenfor det nye sykler har av intervaller.
Noen bytter oftere, andre sjeldnere. Vi har alle våre grunner. Hold deg i midten så går det nok bra :)
Noen bytter oftere, andre sjeldnere. Vi har alle våre grunner. Hold deg i midten så går det nok bra :)
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Ved mye småkjøring kan det være 8klokt å bytte ofte, som f.eks. hver 5-6000 km. på en tung-MC.
Kanskje litt oftere på en lettvekter, som kun brukes på korte turer, typisk til og fra skole noen får km. fra heimen.
Hvorfor? Jo, fordi motoren knapt blir driftsvarm, spesielt vår og høst, noe som risikerer at det oppstår kondens i motorolja, som etter hvert forringer den.
Kanskje litt oftere på en lettvekter, som kun brukes på korte turer, typisk til og fra skole noen får km. fra heimen.
Hvorfor? Jo, fordi motoren knapt blir driftsvarm, spesielt vår og høst, noe som risikerer at det oppstår kondens i motorolja, som etter hvert forringer den.
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KTM 1290 SA S - nok en god grunn til oppmaskinering![Bilde](https://s25.postimg.cc/jhuaiplbj/Super_Adv_S_150.png)
De som ønsker å bidra økonomisk til driften av forumet kan benytte et av alternativene her.
MC'er:
Suzuki GSX 1100 EF, 1985 (1991), Yamaha TDM 900, 2006 (2006 - 2010), Triumph Tiger 1050 SE, 2010 (2010 - 2012), Moto Guzzi Stelvio 8V, 2012 (2012 - 2015), KTM 1290 Super Adventure, 2015 (2015 - 2018), KTM 1290 Super Adventure S, 2018 (2018 - -->), KTM 390 Duke, 2021 (2021 - 2023), Moto Guzzi V7 850 Special 100 Anniversary (2023 - -->)
KTM 1290 SA S - nok en god grunn til oppmaskinering
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Verdt å nevne, kondens forsvinner ikke bare motor blir varm. På større motorer anbefales det 1 - 1,5 time for å bli kvitt kondens. Starte motor på vintertid for å la den gå til den blir varm har liten eller ingen effekt for å bli kvitt fukt / kondens.
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Tempo Swing 150, Monark Maraton ILO Piano 50, Tempo Comet 60 +++ Suzuki AS 50, Yamaha LS2 100 første, Yamaha LS2 100 andre, Yamaha RS 100, Kawasaki Mach III H1 500, Honda CB750 Four K2, Kawasaki Z1000, Yamaha XT500, Baotian BT50QT, Chang Jiang 750 M1S sidevogn, Honda CB500X, KTM 1050 Adventure, Yamaha YZF-R1 5JJ, KTM 1290 Super Adventure S, Honda XL700VA Transalp, Kawasaki KZ900-A4, Kawasaki Z1A 900, BMW K1600GT, Yamaha XS500D 1H2
Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Tok en 1997 mod Toyota Picnik i innbytte i 2017 da var km stand 121000. Bilen hadde kun et oljeskift på 15000 km , etter det var det kun etterfylt olje ved behov ( så godt som ingen oljeforbruk)
Tidligere eier hadde bestemt seg ved kjøpet at dette skulle testes ut pga av en diskusjon om olje før vs nå.
Når jeg byttet olje og filter før videresalg var oljefilteret så rustent at det kollapset når jeg demonterte det![😂](//cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/twitter/twemoji@latest/assets/svg/1f602.svg)
Bilen gikk forøvrig som en klokke og jeg ser den fortsatt er registrert på svv. Nå med km st på siste eu 27400km.
Jeg bytter sjøl olje på bilen til frua en gang årlig, men med 3-4000km årlig er det nok egentlig bortkasta penger som kun gir ro i sjela.
Km intervall er 15000km eller en gang pr år
Tidligere eier hadde bestemt seg ved kjøpet at dette skulle testes ut pga av en diskusjon om olje før vs nå.
Når jeg byttet olje og filter før videresalg var oljefilteret så rustent at det kollapset når jeg demonterte det
Bilen gikk forøvrig som en klokke og jeg ser den fortsatt er registrert på svv. Nå med km st på siste eu 27400km.
Jeg bytter sjøl olje på bilen til frua en gang årlig, men med 3-4000km årlig er det nok egentlig bortkasta penger som kun gir ro i sjela.
Km intervall er 15000km eller en gang pr år
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
På min Kawasaki er skiftintervallet hver 6000 km, noe jeg følger. Olje er ikke noe å spare på. På min PCX scooter 150 sier Honda oljeskift hver 12 000 km jeg bytter på 6000 km. Det er varmt her og den går mye på full guffe og 0,8 liter er ikke mye olje
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Re: Bytte olje hvert år?
Takk for svar folkens, settes pris på. Da bytter jeg heller til høsten![👌](//cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/twitter/twemoji@latest/assets/svg/1f44c.svg)