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DC motor fans on sale. [homedepot.com]
expiredbxgirl posted Aug 24, 2023 08:35 PM
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expiredbxgirl posted Aug 24, 2023 08:35 PM
Ceiling Fan Sale up to 50% Off: 52" Hampton Bay Edelweiss w/ Light Kit (Nickel)
& More + Free S&H$52
$105
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fan cost 89 +tax
energy savings 35 watts
energy cost 12 cents per kw
18.40 cents per year savings
5 years to break even
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Honestly, DC fan is great but our ceiling fans are mostly installed for the looks, we don't run it often since it's too cold in the winter and we have a whole house fan for spring/fall.
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edit: And for this deal post, thanks OP. Thumbs up and reps for finding some a good deal.
Edit: it is because I switched it to bronze
edit: And for this deal post, thanks OP. Thumbs up and reps for finding some a good deal.
DC fans use 70-80% less energy than AC fans. They are also dead silent in operation.
Anyone replacing a fan should seriously consider a DC fan if it gets used often. People who use AC ceiling fans all the time should replace them with DC fans if they are homeowners planning to live there for a while.
I live in Florida and have several ceiling fans that NEVER get turned off.
OLD AC fan was 70W and used $7.67 in energy per month ($92.04 per year)
NEW DC fan uses 12W for same airflow but only $1.31 per month ($15.77 per year)
That's a savings of $76 annually! 4 or 5 fans and that's serious money!
AC vs DC fans is similar to incandescent vs LED lighting as far as energy savings. It's basically a no brainer!
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DC fans use 70-80% less energy than AC fans. They are also dead silent in operation.
Anyone replacing a fan should seriously consider a DC fan if it gets used often. People who use AC ceiling fans all the time should replace them with DC fans if they are homeowners planning to live there for a while.
I live in Florida and have several ceiling fans that NEVER get turned off.
OLD AC fan was 70W and used $7.67 in energy per month ($92.04 per year)
NEW DC fan uses 12W for same airflow but only $1.31 per month ($15.77 per year)
That's a savings of $76 annually! 4 or 5 fans and that's serious money!
AC vs DC fans is similar to incandescent vs LED lighting as far as energy savings. It's basically a no brainer!
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Here is a list of the DC fans included in this sale, also added it to thread WIKI:
Do yourself, (and the environment), a favor and buy a DC ceiling fan.
DC fans on sale [homedepot.com]
DC fans use 70-80% less energy than AC fans. They are also dead silent in operation.
Anyone replacing a fan should seriously consider a DC fan if it gets used often. People who use AC ceiling fans all the time should replace them with DC fans if they are homeowners planning to live there for a while.
I live in Florida and have several ceiling fans that NEVER get turned off.
OLD AC fan was 70W and used $7.67 in energy per month ($92.04 per year)
NEW DC fan uses 12W for same airflow but only $1.31 per month ($15.77 per year)
That's a savings of $76 annually! 4 or 5 fans and that's serious money!
AC vs DC fans is similar to incandescent vs LED lighting as far as energy savings. It's basically a no brainer!
Oh and I tend to have it set at the middle speed as the high speed causes paperwork to really fly around!
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