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Adapted from: energystar.gov
Ceiling fan/light combination units that have earned the ENERGY STAR are about 50% more efficient than conventional fan/light units. This can save you more than $15 per year on utility bills.
Earning the ENERGY STAR
While ENERGY STAR qualified ceiling fans use improved motors and blade designs, you can dramatically increase your savings with ENERGY STAR qualified lighting. If your fan doesn't include lighting, be sure to purchase an ENERGY STAR qualified light kit. This lighting is efficient and long lasting, so you won't have to make frequent bulb changes.
Ceiling Fan Installation and Usage Tips
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September 1, 2006
Ceiling fans with light fixtures originally qualified for the ENERGY STAR label in January, 2002.
ENERGY STAR qualified ceiling fans with lights are 51% more efficient than non-qualified models.
Ceiling Fans Key Product Criteria: ENERGY STAR
Learn How a Product Earns the Label Buying Guidance
What Else Should I Look for When Shopping for Ceiling Fans?
In addition to the ENERGY STAR label there are a number of other items to consider when purchasing and installing a new ceiling fan.
- Choosing the Right Size
- Choosing the Appropriate Mounting System
- Ceiling Fans Rated for Wet/Damp Locations
- Ceiling Fan Performance: Components that Count
- Ceiling Fan Accessories and Purchasing Choices
These are the top FAQs related to Fans, Ceiling and the ENERGY STAR program.
- Is there an ENERGY STAR label for attic fans?
- How do you calculate the 30% tax credit for furnace fans/motors?
- Is there an ENERGY STAR label for “whole-house” fans?
- How should I use my ceiling fan?
- Is there a tax credit for an "advanced main air circulating fan?"
- Is there a tax credit for solar fans?
- Is there a tax credit for "whole house" fans?
- Do I have to replace both heating and air conditioning to qualify for the tax credit?
- What products are NOT covered by the tax credit?
- Should I cover my outdoor AC condenser unit in the winter?
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