What direction should my fan go in the winter? Summer = Counterclockwise Winter = Clockwise In the winter, the fan should spin the opposite direction: clockwise. So in Summer, most ceiling fans should rotate in a counter clockwise direction. Because of the angle and pitch of its blades, a ceiling fan circulates air and creates a cool breeze. The motor's nameplate, depending on manufacturer, may contain information on direction of blade rotation. Note on rotation: Fan blade rotation is determined to be either clockwise or counterclockwise when viewed from the air-discharged side. Clockwise or counterclockwise, facing front of the fan blade.
Because this item is not stocked in our warehouse, processing, transit times and stock availability will vary. This fan blade promotes proper airflow and is a great replacement for your old or worn out blade. This All Points 26-3116 fan blade sports a 3" diameter and a 3/16" bore. Fits Jensen 12 Volt Powered Roof Vent, above 1995 Jensen Powered Range Hood. Direction of spin is determined by looking down through the motor, at the top of the blade. Ventmate Replacement Fan Blade is 6- blade, white colored and made up of impact-resistant plastic. For two fans with the same CFM rating, the one with fewer blades produces more wind. The reason behind this is the wind speed. For example, a 3 blade fan does a better job at cooling a room with air conditioning than a 5 blade fan. Fans with fewer blades are more effective than those with a high number of blades when used with air conditioning.
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