The ceiling fan uses a $ 3000 jet engine

Global warming is expected to make the summer hotter and more irritating. Instead of using windscreen windows and conventional ceiling fans, imagine how cool it would be if we were using a jet-powered ceiling fan.

Designed similar to the turbo blades used to draw large amounts of air into aircraft engines manufactured by companies like Pratt & Whitney. You can be assured that these ceiling fans do not spin so fast and so hard that they are just like a real plane engine. So your bedroom will be fine with a plane engine on the ceiling.

At around $ 3,000, creative products from Phighter Images are certainly more expensive than the ceiling fans we've seen. But with aviation enthusiasts, it would be nice to have the money to get an airplane engine suspended on top of it.