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CFCeiling fan plan mark: original educational illustration
IEC

Ceiling fan plan mark

Ceiling fans are drawn on lighting plans as a central circle with blades radiating out, sometimes combined with a light symbol where a light kit is fitted. The form tells the installer to provide a fan-rated support at the ceiling and a controller at the wall.

Drawing use
GA
Application
Installation & communications
Reference family
IEC
Form evidence
Ceiling fan. IEC 60617 installation-plan style (architectural and topographical installation symbols); independently drawn, not certified IEC geometry or a database identifier.

A distinction that matters

An extract fan moves air out of a room; a ceiling sweep fan circulates air within it.

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M 1PH FANSingle-phase motor with fan: original educational illustration
Symbols

Single-phase motor with fan

A single-phase motor with an associated fan identifies the driven function as well as the electrical load. Its schematic supply is separate from the airflow or installation detail.

Drawing use
SLD / Schematic
Application
Power distribution
Reference family
IEC / Manufacturer

A distinction that matters

A fan annotation identifies driven equipment, not a new electrical phase system.

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