Mand may refer to: 1  Mand (psychology), B.F.Skinner's term for a verbal operant. 2  Mand (singing style), a style of folk music in Rajasthan, India. 3  MÃ¤nd, an Estonian surname.
Low Amps. The majority of modern ceiling fans use less than an amp, averaging between 0.5 and 1 amp, depending on the model and the setting. One amp drawn by a ceiling fan is equivalent to about 120 watts.Low settings use less amperage while higher settings use more. For example, an average ceiling fan set on low speed uses about 0.25 amp, on medium speed about 0.4 amp, and on high speed about 0.6 amp.The amps listed for the model by the manufacturer normally reflect only the use of the fan motor and do not include electricity used by an attached lighting fixture.or example, an average ceiling fan set on low speed uses about 0.25 amp, on medium speed about 0.4 amp, and on high speed about 0.6 amp.
We hooked the Kill a Watt power meter up to the fan and measured 103 watts of energy use on the high setting. On the medium setting the fan used 77 watts and on low power use of the fan was 56 watts. Overall that's not unreasonable, considering how much air the fan moved.avegreenly recently tested the power use of fans, air purifiers and humidifiers and found a big difference in how many watts they each drew. Testing A Box Fan's Energy Use. The first fan we tested, shown above, was a common box fan which sells at discount stores for around $30. This model is made by Galaxy.