Haiku fan - Big ass Fan
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Big airflow. Small power bill.
Built-in DC/EC motor




Haiku L: The Entry Model Proposed for living rooms, dining rooms and some bedroom areas, it comes in 112, 132 and 152 cm blade sizes with a quiet brushless DC motor and no built-in light, as a simple fan-only choice.
Haiku I : Modern Look Proposed for living rooms, bedrooms and covered balconies, it comes in 132 and 152 cm sizes with matt black or white composite blades and a brushless DC/EC motor that uses as little as 1.9 W, with the light kit optional.


Haiku 84 is the biggest fan in the range for house use. An 84-inch (213 cm) fan is hard to find in the market, and this size lets one fan cover a large living hall or a covered outdoor area such as an alfresco or patio. It has aluminium blades and a quiet EC inverter motor. At about 11 kg it needs a strong ceiling fixing, which is worth planning into the design early.
Haiku ceiling fans by Big Ass Fans The biggest reason to own a Haiku fan is its low energy consumption. Its brushless DC/EC motor uses only about 2 W at low speed and roughly 20 to 30 W at full speed, so it costs very little to run for long hours. Even if you leave it on all day, the electricity use stays small, which is hard to say about a normal ceiling fan.


#1: Low energy consumption. The biggest reason to own a Haiku fan is how little power it uses. The EC/DC motor draws as little as 2 W at low speed. Even at full speed, the smaller models such as Haiku I and Haiku H stay around 20 to 30 W, while the larger models use more in return for more coverage. For a fan that moves this much air, the electricity use is very small.


Haiku H : Premium wood look Proposed for living rooms, dining rooms and master bedrooms with a timber design, it comes in 132, 152 and 213 cm sizes with Moso bamboo blades in Caramel or Cocoa and a quiet EC inverter motor, for indoor use only.
Haiku 84 : Large Space Proposed for big halls, open dining areas, restaurants and covered alfresco spaces, it has one 213 cm size with aluminium blades and an EC inverter motor, and at about 11 kg it needs a strong ceiling fixing.
#2: Wide coverage. The large blades are shaped like an aeroplane wing, so they move a big volume of air at low speed and low noise. One fan can ventilate a whole living or dining area quietly. With sizes from 112 cm up to 213 cm, there is a Haiku to match almost any room, from a bedroom to a large hall.
#3: Built for the long term. The motor has no brushes to wear out, runs cooler and has fewer moving parts, so it stays smooth and quiet over time. Some owners even keep their Haiku running while they travel overseas or leave the house empty for a long holiday. Warranty terms differ by model, so it’s worth confirming the current terms with Hoehuat when you choose.


