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Emerson Fans

The Emerson Fans Story
Charles and Alexander Meston, Scotland-born brothers, started a motor company in the late 1800s with the financial backing of John Wesley Emerson. They invented the world's first brush-type fan motor in 1890 (a.k.a., the desk fan), and 5 years later, the Mestons introduced their finest invention to date: the ceiling fan. Named after Emerson, this invention was the birth of a new era in comfort.
Read MoreEmerson Fans are also the proud inventors of the direct current (DC) fan, greatly reducing the amount of required energy to cool a home. Now, thanks to Emerson's innovation, many designers integrate DC motors into their ceiling fans.
Why We Love Emerson Fans
Emerson Fans has the longest history in the market than any other fan company, and it shows. Emerson ceiling fans are of an exceptionally high quality, and they continually look for innovative ways to make ceiling fans better, more efficient, more cost effective, and of course, better looking. They offer both traditional and more contemporary styled fans, appealing to a wide audience without losing their edge. Thanks to their inventive nature, Emerson Fans also boasts the most DC ceiling fan models on the market.
A Fun Fact About Emerson Fans
In 1940, Emerson Fans was called upon by the United States Army to help in the war effort. Temporarily shutting down their fan motor business, Emerson Fans made over 10 million brass shell casings instead, aiding the U.S. troops. In addition to their innovative DC technology, Emerson seeks to provide a solution for almost any need by offering Emerson outdoor fans, ceiling fans with lights, hugger ceiling fans, fans with large blade spans and all of the parts and Emerson fan parts and accessories you can think of.
Noteworthy Fans by Emerson Fans
The first DC model from Emerson, the Midway Eco Fan is still one of the most popular designs and one of the most popular DC ceiling fans on the market today. It's got a clean, contemporary look that works with practically any design scheme. And the Luxe Eco Ceiling Fan, another DC model, enhances any transitional space and is available in a variety of blade sizes and colors. Finally, the Highpoint Ceiling Fan is one of Emerson's best-selling and customer-favorite models. It features a noticeably industrial aesthetic with a metallic body, 3 customizable blades and an optional downlight.

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The Aspen Ceiling Fan is a stunning statement piece with natural wood elements that help to elevate the style of any living space. Each of its five, carved wooden blades graciously curves around the DC motor offering a unique pentagonal ...
An invigorating blend of modern form and function. The Craftmade Connery Ceiling Fan provides an appealing contrast of materials, with its smooth, metallic body and wood-finished blades. Both are powered by a second generation, whisper-quiet reversible DC motor for refreshing ...
Upgrade your space with the sleek modern stylings of the Hover LED Ceiling Fan from Hinkley Lighting. Showcasing clean metal nearly throughout, this piece adds an elegant silhouette to the space. A set of three ABS plastic blades with painted ...
An eye-catching, transitional centerpiece for your living space. The Savoy House Levantra Air-Ionizing Ceiling Fan is a beautiful amalgamation of classic, contemporary, and steam punk, shown in the exaggerated luxury of its surrounding 8 white glass shades that rise from ...
Clean, crisp, and surging with a comfortable breeze. The Modelo Ceiling Fan from Wind River finds the perfect balance of wood and metal to deliver a standout silhouette across living and bedroom ceilings. Wooden blades surround a central housing with ...