Ceiling fans by blade span

The certified list groups into ten spans, from fans under 42 inches to 84-inch models. Larger standard fans post a higher median CFM/W and draw more watts on high; 52 inches is the exception that pulls the CFM/W line down.

8 spans with their own pageunder 42 in and 48 to 50 in: table onlyList as of October 27, 2026

Median watts on high speed, standard fans

Half of the standard fans in each span draw less than this on high.

under 42 in28.3 W42 in16.1 W44 in24.3 W48 to 50 in21.8 W52 in30.8 W54 to 58 in31.7 W60 in32.2 W62 to 66 in34.2 W68 to 72 in35.4 W84 in42.7 Wunder 42 in28.3 W42 in16.1 W44 in24.3 W48 to 50 in21.8 W52 in30.8 W54 to 58 in31.7 W60 in32.2 W62 to 66 in34.2 W68 to 72 in35.4 W84 in42.7 W

All ten spans

CFM/W figures for standard fans; huggers shown where a span has five or more.

Blade spanListingsStandard fansMedian CFM/W Middle 80%Median W on highHugger median
under 42 in131010468–14228.3–
42 in2214217150–33116.1117
44 in4427191129–24924.3174
48 to 50 in1313245194–36821.8–
52 in297238184116–26530.8165
54 to 58 in7067213170–27631.7–
60 in139119229174–31332.2188
62 to 66 in3333229196–32034.2–
68 to 72 in5851266198–35635.4–
84 in2315293224–41242.7–

Spans group nearby blade sizes, for example 54 to 58 inches. The full rules are on How we rank.