Would you like to buy a ceiling fan but don’t know where to start? Don’t worry! In this article, we offer you a comparison of ceiling fans so that you can get to know in detail each of the models in our catalogue and find the one that best suits the needs of your space.
But first, find out what their main function is, what factors to take into account and why you should implement ceiling fans in your home or office.
What is the main function of ceiling fans?
If you compare ceiling fans with other air conditioning and ventilation systems, you will see that they have one main objective: to improve the circulation and quality of the air in a room. Therefore, ceiling fans are responsible for distributing the air evenly creating a constant breeze in order to maintain an adequate temperature.
Many people believe that a ceiling fan is only efficient during the hottest and warmest months of the year. However, ceiling fans also improve the temperature in the colder months, as they help to distribute the warm air that accumulates on the ceiling. To do this, you should take into account that the ceiling fan has a winter mode or reverse mode that allows the blades to rotate and thus fulfil the function of distributing the hot air.
Why choose a ceiling fan?
Ceiling fans have several advantages over conventional air conditioning systems. In the following, we will go into detail about the advantages and why choosing a ceiling fan is the best option.
- Energy savings: Ceiling fans help to reduce the costs of a conventional air-conditioning system by helping to maintain the temperature without the need for air conditioning or heating.
- Efficiency: a ceiling fan helps to distribute the air better, ensuring the right temperature and excellent air quality.
- Design and functionality: on the other hand, if you compare ceiling fans with other ventilation or air conditioning systems, you will see that they not only meet functional objectives but also integrate well into any decorative space thanks to their aesthetic design.

Factors to consider when choosing a ceiling fan
As we have seen above, ceiling fans offer different advantages for choosing and installing one in your room. However, there are some factors to consider before doing so.
- Room size: This is the main and most important factor to consider. If the room is small, the fan should have a smaller blade diameter. However, if the room or space is larger, it is very important to opt for ceiling fans with larger blades that allow good air circulation.
- Ceiling height: Despite the size of the room, another important factor is the height of the room. In case the room has a low ceiling, standard ceiling fans should work well. However, if the room has a high ceiling, the fans will require a longer rod.
- Noise: This is probably the factor you have thought about most before buying a ceiling fan. Especially if the fan is to be installed in spaces that require greater acoustic comfort such as bedrooms or offices. It is important that the fans have a direct current (DC) motor to offer greater silence and efficiency compared to fans with an alternating current (AC) motor.
- Design: Ceiling fans not only affect functionality, but are also a key element in the design and decoration of a home or office. As mentioned above, ceiling fans are well suited to any space thanks to the quality of their design, from modern and minimalist styles to more classic styles.
- Energy consumption: If your space requires a long-term economical solution, ceiling fans are what you are looking for. They are much more efficient than other systems, so not only will they reduce your bills, but they will also reduce your environmental impact.
Comparison of Magnovent’s ceiling fans
At Magnovent we have three models of ceiling fans: the Boreas fan, the Cefiro fan and the Airlux fan. Below we will detail each of our models, making a comparison of the ceiling fans in our catalogue.

Boreas Fan
The Boreas fan by Magnovent has natural wood blades that combine design and functionality. Its design allows it to be easily adapted to elegant living rooms, minimalist dining rooms or contemporary offices. This fan is characterised by its grain and original hand-painted finishes on the blades. In addition, it incorporates the DC motor, making it a silent fan that offers efficiency and lower consumption.

Airlux Fan
The Airlux fan in our catalogue differs from the previous one in its more industrial design, ideal for restaurants, gyms, offices, etc. This fan also has a DC motor which guarantees a great comfort thanks to its silent function and its efficiency in large or small spaces. In addition, the Airlux fan, incorporates the possibility of adding LED light with adjustable tone in natural, cool or warm white. So if you need to add ventilation and a lamp, whether in your home or business, this is the best solution.

Cefiro Fan
The Cefiro fan is the most stylish fan in our catalogue. The ceiling fan with LED light, allows to obtain a freshness both outside and inside the home. As with the previous fans, the fan has WiFi control to integrate voice systems such as Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Tuya.
Ceiling fans comparative overview table
To see the comparison of ceiling fans, below we offer you a comparison table with the different models of Magnovent ceiling fans:
| Boreas Fan | Airlux Fan | Cefiro Fan | |
| Motor | DC (direct current) | DC (direct current) | DC (direct current) |
| LED light | No | Possibility to add light or not | Yes |
| Design | Aesthetic design with wooden blades with natural aesthetics | Industrial design and aluminium blades | Stylish design with wooden blades |
| Wi-Fi control | Yes. Voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Tuya. | Yes. Voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Tuya. | Yes. Voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Tuya. |
Find out more about the ceiling fan comparison
If you need more information about ceiling fans and their comparison, contact our team of experts and we will advise you according to your needs in order to obtain greater efficiency in your ventilation system.


