Ceiling Fans with Lights Singapore

Ceiling fan size follows room size, not preference. A compact bedroom is fine on a smaller blade span, while a living room needs a larger one to move air all the way to the corners rather than just under the fan.

The second question is whether you want a light built in. A fan with an integrated LED saves a separate ceiling fitting, which matters in a room with only one electrical point. We carry ceiling fans from Bestar, Alaska Fans and Mistral, with and without lights. Where there is no ceiling point to use, the corner fans mount into a wall junction instead, the wider fan range adds stand fans, and a fan without a built in light needs something from the ceiling lights.

Frequently asked questions

What blade span do I need?

Blade span is on every product page and follows the size of the room. A living room wants a wider span than a bedroom, and the team will match one to your dimensions if you bring them in.

How much ceiling height does a fan need?

Enough for the blades to clear comfortably below the ceiling, and each model lists its own drop. Downrod lengths vary, so tell the team your ceiling height and they will confirm the right one.

DC or AC motor?

A DC motor runs quieter, uses less power and usually offers more speed steps. AC is the traditional motor and the more economical buy. Each product page states which the model uses.

How much does a ceiling fan cost?

From $173, across Bestar, Mistral, Alaska Fans and Fanztec.

Can I see them running?

Yes, and it is the only real way to judge how quiet a fan is. Both showrooms keep the best sellers and best-value models running on the floor, and the team will order in anything else from the range. Tampines and near Lavender MRT, 11am to 8pm daily.