Can the fan light be used outdoors?

IP rating: When selecting a fan light, check its Ingress Protection Rating. Common waterproofing levels include:

  IP65: Dust-proof and can withstand water jets, suitable for most outdoor environments.

  IP67: dustproof and can be immersed in water for a short time, suitable for places near water sources.

Weather-resistant materials: Choose fan lights made from aluminum alloy, stainless steel, or high-quality plastics that can resist corrosion and oxidation.

UV Resistant: Make sure lampshades and other components are UV resistant to prevent fading or damage caused by sunlight exposure.

Avoid severe weather: Try to install the fan light in a sheltered place, such as under the eaves, balcony or terrace, to reduce the risk of direct exposure to wind and rain.

Height: Installing in a higher position can reduce the impact of wind on the lamp.

Waterproof sockets: Use waterproof sockets and connectors to ensure that power lines are protected from rainwater.

Cable Protection: Choose cables suitable for outdoor use and make sure they are resistant to abrasion and UV rays.

Regular Inspections: Check the fan light and its power cord regularly to make sure they are not worn or damaged.

Cleaning: Clean your fixtures regularly to remove dust and dirt and ensure they are working properly.

Choose the right fan light: Some brands specialize in fan lights suitable for outdoor use, and it is recommended to choose these products.

Consider fan functionality: If used outdoors, the fan's wind speed and noise level should also be considered to ensure it does not affect the surrounding environment.