Ceiling fans can help circulate the air in a room, making it feel less stuffy. Warm air rises, which means when you initially walk into a room, it can feel a little cloying with a combination of heat and stale air hovering just over your head. In the summer, you want to have the fan set to pull that air up and out of the living space and into the ceiling area explains a Glendale electrician. This will make the room feel more comfortable, fresher and cooler. When it feels cooler you won’t be tempted to crank up the AC, which is going to run up your electric bill.
In the cooler months, you want all that warm air to be pushed back into the room. You don’t want to be heating the ceiling area. The air you are paying to heat is going to hover high above, leaving the room feeling chilly. Switching the fan blades to rotate in the opposite direction pushes that warm air down says an electrician. Glendale residents will feel warmer and won’t need to turn up the heat. This also helps the electric bill because the thermostat will read the air in the room is warmer and it won’t need to run as often. Give The Electric Connection a call today so you can enjoy the many benefits of a new ceiling fan.