Ceiling Fan Box

Keeping in mind ever-evolving requirements of our respected clients, we are providing a premium quality range of Electric Fan Box.

A mild steel (MS) ceiling fan box is a heavy-duty electrical enclosure embedded in concrete or joists to securely anchor ceiling fans while housing wiring connections. Made from robust steel, it provides a stable support system that eliminates fan wobble and carries the dynamic load of rotating fans

TMT Plus Ceiling Fan Box is a premium-quality electrical box made from high-grade PVC, designed for safe and secure installation of ceiling fans. Engineered for durability and ease of installation, it offers superior strength, flame resistance, and long-lasting performance. Key Features: Made from high-strength, fire-retardant PVC Corrosion-proof and weather-resistant Lightweight and easy to install Strong load-bearing capacity Applications: Ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial ceiling fan fittings. Available Sizes/Variants: Multiple sizes available to suit different fan models and mounting requirements.

24, 36 AND 48 INCHIES CEILING FAN BOXES

A concealed electrical fan box is a type of junction box designed specifically for ceiling fans. It is installed within the ceiling and concealed from view, providing a secure mounting point for ceiling fans while housing the necessary electrical connections. These boxes are essential for both safety and aesthetics, ensuring that the fan is properly supported and that all wiring is neatly contained and protected. Key Features of a Concealed Electrical Fan Box: Load Capacity: Concealed fan boxes are built to support the weight of ceiling fans, which can be quite heavy. They are rated for specific load capacities, typically ranging from 35 to 70 pounds or more, depending on the design and material. Material: These boxes are usually made from metal or high-strength plastic. Metal boxes, often steel, provide superior strength and durability, making them ideal for heavier fans. Mounting Options: Concealed fan boxes can be mounted between ceiling joists using a bar hanger or directly to a joist. The choice of mounting method depends on the ceiling structure and the weight of the fan. Compatibility: The box is designed to accommodate various types of ceiling fans, with different hole patterns to match the fan's mounting bracket. It also has knockouts for wiring conduits and cables. Wiring Space: Inside the box, there is enough space to safely house the wiring connections for the fan and potentially a light fixture. The box often includes clamps or brackets to secure the wiring. Grounding: Concealed fan boxes typically include grounding screws or terminals to ensure the safe grounding of the electrical components, which is crucial for preventing electrical hazards. Installation: The fan box is installed flush with the ceiling surface, and once the fan is mounted, the box itself is not visible. This concealed design enhances the aesthetics of the room, as the only visible part is the fan and its canopy. Fire Resistance: Some concealed fan boxes are designed with fire-resistant materials to enhance safety in case of an electrical fault. Code Compliance: Concealed fan boxes must comply with local electrical codes and standards, ensuring they are safe for use with ceiling fans. It's important to select a fan box that meets these requirements. Applications of Concealed Electrical Fan Boxes: Residential Homes: Used in bedrooms, living rooms, or any area where ceiling fans are installed. Commercial Spaces: Commonly used in offices, restaurants, or retail stores where ceiling fans are part of the cooling system. Renovations: Ideal for retrofitting older homes or buildings where ceiling fans are being added.

Inspect the existing junction box to make sure it's rated for ceiling fans. There should be an inscription on the ceiling fan box to indicate this. The box is usually metal. If not, replace it with a fan-rated junction box and a fan brace between the ceiling joist to help support the fan's weight.