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Blades: The fan's blades are the rotating components that move the air. They can come in various materials, such as wood, metal, or plastic, and different shapes and sizes, which affect the fan's airflow and efficiency.

Motor: The motor is the heart of the ceiling fan. It powers the rotation of the blades and determines the fan's performance, such as the speed settings and the amount of air moved.

Housing: The motor and other internal components are enclosed within the fan's housing, which is mounted to the ceiling.

Downrod: The downrod is a metal rod that connects the fan's motor housing to the mounting bracket. It allows the fan to be positioned at an appropriate height from the ceiling.

Mounting bracket: The mounting bracket is installed on the ceiling and supports the weight of the fan.

Pull chains or Remote control: Ceiling fans typically come with either pull chains or remote control to adjust the fan's speed settings and turn it on or off.

Reversible feature: Many modern ceiling fans have a reversible feature, which allows the blades to rotate in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions. This feature can be used to create different airflows for different seasons. In hot weather, the fan can be set to rotate counterclockwise to create a cooling breeze, while in colder weather, it can be set to rotate clockwise to circulate warm air trapped near the ceiling.

Light kit (optional): Some ceiling fans come with integrated light fixtures or have options to attach light kits, providing both cooling and illumination in a room.