Blue Leaf offers both AC and DC ceiling fans, with options including models with or without integrated LED lighting, suitable for indoor living areas, bedrooms, and covered outdoor spaces such as patios and alfresco areas.

AC fans use alternating current motors and are generally more affordable, while DC fans use brushless motors, consuming significantly less power and operating more quietly—making them more energy-efficient over time.

Common blade spans include 48″ (~1200 mm), 52″ (~1320 mm), and 60″ (~1520 mm). Smaller rooms (e.g. 3×3 m) suit 48″ fans, living areas work well with 52″ models, and larger open spaces benefit from 60″ designs for optimal airflow.

Yes—many fans in the collection feature integrated LED lights. Some offer dimming and colour temperature control, making them ideal for combined airflow and illumination, especially in multi-functional living spaces.

Some models are rated for damp or sheltered outdoor use. These must be clearly marked as suitable for covered areas like verandahs or patios. Always check the fan’s rating before installing outside.

Yes. Ceiling fan installation requires a fan-rated ceiling box, secure mounting to ceiling joists, and correct electrical connections. Use a licensed electrician to ensure safety and compliance with Australian standards.

Many ceiling fans offer reversible motors for summer cooling (counter-clockwise) and winter air circulation (clockwise), improving energy efficiency and comfort year-round.

Ceiling fans are highly energy-efficient—most AC fans use under 100 W, and DC models even less—delivering effective cooling at a fraction of the energy cost of air conditioning.

White fans blend well with ceilings and suit minimalist or coastal interiors. Matte black or dark timber fans make bold statements in modern spaces, while brushed metal finishes complement industrial or contemporary homes.

Yes—with the right accessories. Some fans include slope ceiling kits or angled canopy mounts. Check the maximum pitch allowed per model, and always have a qualified electrician assess your ceiling before installation.

Yes—many fans in the collection come with remotes or can be upgraded with optional remote kits. These allow you to control speed, direction, and lighting without wall switches, ideal for bedrooms and high ceilings.

Look for quiet operation, low-profile designs, and optional LED lighting. DC fans are especially ideal for bedrooms due to their whisper-quiet motors and energy savings during overnight use.