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Green Machines

These environmentally conscious fans put a new spin on energy efficiency.
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image/jpeg iconRegency Fan’s Gladiator fan uses a six-speed, reversible DC motor controlled by a remote control. The fan is available in all of Regency’s best finishes, and is shown here in antique copper. www.regencyfans.com [1]
image/jpeg iconThe Energy Star®-rated AC8354 fan from Kendal Lighting has a minimalist design with a 54-inch blade span. Available in a natural iron or brushed steel finish (shown) with matching metal blades. www.kendallighting.com [2]
image/jpeg iconEmerson’s Midway Eco fan is Energy Star®-rated, thanks to the company’s EcoMotors, which use no more than 21W, as well as high-efficiency, aerodynamically designed blades. The integrated light fixture also uses four 13W GU24 fluorescent bulbs. Shown in a brushed steel finish with Midnight Bordeaux blades. www.emersonfans.com [3]
image/jpeg iconThe Pinnacle fan from Quorum Intl. is Energy Star®-rated, and available with a variety of blade options and finishes. www.quoruminternational.com [4]
image/jpeg iconAn elongated diffuser and raised knobs give Ellington’s Energy Star®-rated Urban Aire fan an industrial yet upscale look. The integrated light kit uses an energy-efficient 26W fluorescent lamp. Shown in brushed nickel, but also available in an espresso finish. www.ellingtonfans.com [5]
image/jpeg iconUsing a DC motor allows Fanimation’s Landan fan to consume only 29.5W while on high speed. The Energy Star®-rated fan also utilizes energy-efficient lighting with an eight-LED uplight and a 12-LED downlight. Shown in a bronze accent finish with cherry/walnut reversible blades. www.fanimation.com [6]
image/jpeg iconThe DC Slim fan from The Modern Fan Co. uses only 25W at high speed (excluding lights), thanks to its DC motor. An energy-saving CFL lamp makes the DC Slim even more environmentally friendly. Available in either gloss white or brushed aluminum (shown), as well as with a “hugger adapter” (also shown), or 5- or 9-inch downrods. www.modernfan.com [7]
image/jpeg iconKichler’s Lacey fan combines Old World style with modern-day technology. The Energy Star®-rated fan uses a six-speed, reversible DC motor that uses 28W on high speed (excluding lights). The integrated downlight also uses a 22W T9 circular fluorescent lamp. Shown in an antique pewter finish with cherry blades. Coordinating lighting collection also available. www.kichler.com [8]
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