There’s one thing you can do to help bring power bills down - using Haiku Ceiling Fans by Big Ass Fans instead of Air Conditioning.
With Energy-Efficient Whisper-quiet brushless DC motor, Haiku delivers powerful airflow while only using a small amount of energy (To run a Haiku fan 24/7 seven days a week costs on average $14.88 (based off current energy rates)). Haiku’s DC motor requires less electricity to produce the same amount of power, making it significantly more energy efficient.
It's Three Blade Curved Design allows the Haiku fan to scoop large amounts of air and slowly push it down to where you need it most. This means you can have your Haiku fan on low (decreasing your energy usage) and still feel a powerful cooling breeze.
When Mat Lewis, Digital Marketing Business owner in Brisbane chose to use ceiling fans at home instead of the air-conditioning, he knows he’s saving money and improve air circulation, keep his family cool and cut his cooling bill.
Lewis says he barely runs his air-conditioning unless the temperature soars to 35C.
“Not having to rely on the air conditioner to cool the house all the time means I probably save between $100 and $3000 a year, depending on how often we use the fans,” Lewis says.
Big Ass Fans crunched the numbers and found in regards to energy costs, Haiku Fans come in at $14.88 per year, while A/C units can cost upwards for $2505. They say in terms of running costs, fans cost $110 annually compared to $2700 for properly serviced A/C units (with an estimated cost of $1200 to maintain and service).
Just about every Australian household is searching for hip-pocket relief, and with electricity prices skyrocketing, Haiku Fans is just one of the ways of doing just that.
The built-in smart technology allows the Haiku fans to switch on and off at certain times and modify their speed when they sense more or less people in a room. Not needing to rely on air-conditioning to keep cool all the time means homeowners can start saving thousands of dollars.
Find the entire Haiku Range at Heat & Grill Richmond in Melbourne, or at the Big Ass Fans showroom in Brisbane. Start saving with Big Ass Fans.
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Article Credit: Smart Daily