Where does your ceiling fan stand?
Type a model number or a name. If the fan is one of the 711 listings on the EPA certified list as of November 4, 2026, this page places it among the fans of its own span and mount and shows how many beat it on both CFM/W and watts. Below is the fan closest to the middle of the largest group.
Hunter Pro's Best DC: 120th of 238 on CFM/W
this fanthe rest of the 238 standard fans at 52 in, highest CFM/W on the leftgroup median
| Measure | This fan | Group median | Rank in group |
|---|---|---|---|
| CFM/W | 184.2 | 184.3 | 120 of 238 |
| Watts on high | 29.1 W | 30.8 W | 101 of 238 |
| Watts on low | 2.3 W | 3.5 W | 38 of 238 |
| Standby watts | 0.3 W | 0.6 W | 61 of 238 |
This fan's CFM/W is −0.1% against the group median, above 118 of the 238 fans in the group. Of those 238, 89 have a higher CFM/W and also draw fewer watts on high, and 107 fall short of it on both counts. In all, 119 outscore it and 100 draw less. Among the 23 Hunter fans in the group, it comes 23rd.
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How to use it
Search by any part of the model number, by the name, or by brand and name, then pick a fan. The address keeps your choice, so the result can be shared. Finish codes are ignored, because the list writes them as a wildcard.
What the numbers mean
The group is every listed fan of the same blade span and mount. Rank 1 is the highest CFM/W or the lowest watts. “Beaten on both counts” means a higher CFM/W and fewer watts on high at once. These are list values; they say nothing about noise, looks or how a fan suits a room. How we rank
Where it comes from
EPA ENERGY STAR Certified Ceiling Fans, US market, as of November 4, 2026. A fan that is missing here is not on that list, which holds certified fans only. kWh figures are arithmetic from the hours you type, and the site shows no prices.