ceiling fan

Ceiling fan installations are not something that the majority of people would want to attempt themselves. This is because high voltage electrical wiring must be installed and carpentry skills to ensure that the ceiling fan is mounted correctly and operates at heights that may be dangerous if done by an inexperienced person.

Ceiling fan installations in Singapore frequently necessitate the installation of a new electrical box on the roof. If you do it poorly, it might be dangerous and result in significant damage if it falls off due to its weight and continuous movement. We do not suggest that you install a ceiling fan yourself unless you are an EMA-certified electrician.

Aside from our extensive range of electrical services, hiring Daylight Electrician Singapore to install Ceiling Fans in your house or workplace has some advantages. Here are some examples:

• Reduce your energy expenses and utility costs without sacrificing comfort.
• Ceiling fans aid in the efficient functioning of your air conditioners, leaving your space cooler and more ventilated than it would be if you used only air conditioners.
• Ceiling fans may help you decorate your house and business by providing a variety of beautiful designs and sizes that complement your interior design concept.

• To begin, measure the slope of the ceiling where you intend to install your ceiling fan. You should also note the height of the top from the floor. Before purchasing a new lover, determine the length of the down rod and the size of the fan blades.
• For your safety, unplug the mains' power before beginning any ceiling fan installation. There should be no additional fixtures nearby the selected location for the fan installation. The outlet box should also be labeled to assist the vertically hanging ceiling fan to achieve its full potential. Remember that when installing a ceiling fan, you must follow the manufacturer's instructions and warnings.
• Decide where you want to put your new ceiling fan before you cut into the roof. This is because the ceiling fan's blades should be at least 7 feet above the ground and 10 inches below the ceiling for a trouble-free operation. In addition, to prevent collisions, place your ceiling fan as far away from walls, doors, wall cabinets, or any other object as possible.
• The new ceiling fan should be installed after the old ceiling fan or light fixture has been removed. Turn off the power source and open the existing electrical box with a screwdriver if there was any previous ceiling fan or light fixture. Please clean up the area and ensure it is free of debris before installing the new ceiling fan. Professional electricians such as SES Electrician Singapore should know how to do it safely if you are installing a ceiling fan over a light fixture.
• Install the mounting bracket onto the outlet box using the screws and other materials that came with it. Connect the electrical wiring of the ceiling fan to the mounting bracket. Electricians are trained to do this, so don't worry if you don't know-how.
• The ceiling fan's motor should then be connected to the down rod of the ceiling bracket using wire nuts, and lastly, it must be installed on the ceiling fan. Wirings from the fan body and receiver should be joined together using wires of similar color. To finish the electrical wiring circuit for a ceiling fan.
• The fan body's canopy should be fastened to the ceiling fan mounting bracket. Last but not least, the fan blades should be inserted into the motor's grommets and secured while it is being rotated against the engine's body.

Before you hire a ceiling fan installation service, do some research. This is especially vital because several types of fans are on the market these days. Not only in terms of brands, but they also differ in terms of features, forms, and purposes. Choose a fan that suits your requirements and lifestyle as best as possible.