Small bedrooms and low ceilings:
Small bedrooms and low ceilings: a flush 45–50 cm LED, judged on the low speed. You want the strongest review file on a low-ceiling 50 cm flush fan for a small room.
Ceiling fan with lamp comparison 2026
The best ceiling fan with lamps, compared.
Top pick: Ensenior 50 cm ceiling fan with light – Highest score at 94, the Ensenior 50 cm ceiling fan with light at about £56.99. Best value: FIBRAVE socket ceiling fan with light – Best value on a different ASIN, the FIBRAVE socket ceiling fan with light at about £18.99. Updated 20 October 2026.
Charlie White (Charlie DIYte)Expert source
A ceiling fan with a lamp is one UK ceiling fitting that lights the room and moves air. On amazon.co.uk the bestsellers in this category are mostly 40–50 cm flush LED units with a remote, plus cheaper screw-in or fan-lights, not the 107–132 cm lounge fans that UK size guides describe. You tell them apart by the sweep, whether they replace the rose or only the bulb, whether the light is dimmable and tunable, and whether the motor is reversible. Quality, in the reviews attached to these listings, shows up as a quiet low speed, a remote that actually pairs, and a canopy that fits the connector, not as the energy letter on the page. Use a larger sweep if you need air across a normal lounge, and keep any fan listed as not water resistant out of a bathroom zone. Small bedrooms and low ceilings: a flush 45–50 cm LED, judged on the low speed. Renters who cannot rewire: a screw-in or unit, with less air. Lounges: usually a larger sweep than this bestseller cluster. The checks before you buy are in the [Ceiling fan with lamp buying guide](/hub/cooling/ceiling-fan-with-lamp/sub/ceiling-fan-with-lamp-buying-guide).
A ceiling fan with a lamp is one UK ceiling fitting that lights the room and moves air.
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Which ceiling fan with lamp fits?
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What do you need it to do?
The best ceiling fan with lamps in detail
Our view
The Ensenior WF1-20I-3CCT-YZ is a white flush fan-light about 52 cm across and 14 cm deep, listed at £56.99 with 4.7 from 637 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest file in this set. Reviewers often sleep on the lower speeds, call speed 2 a breeze and speed 6 a short blast, and say the air is effective directly underneath rather than out to the sides. The listing claims under 35 dB without a stated distance, so that figure stays a maker line. Reverse for a winter updraft is stated on the remote or the short-range Bluetooth app, and AAA batteries for the remote are not in the box. Wattage disagrees with itself, 40 W in the field and a 30 W motor in the bullets, and a lumen figure is missing. Some buyers call the body plain and flimsy. In this set it is the top pick for a low-ceiling small room, and the wrong sweep if you need air across a normal lounge or a rated bathroom light.
Pros
- 4.7 from 637 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest file here
- Flush body about 52 × 52 × 14 cm, six reversible speeds
- Reviewers sleep on the low speeds; speed 2 is described as a breeze
- Remote and a short-range Bluetooth app, 3000–6500 K dimming
- £56.99 in this capture
Cons
- Speed 6 is too strong for all night, and the breeze is mostly straight down
- Some buyers call the body plain and flimsy
- Under 35 dB is untested here, and lumens are not stated
- Wattage is 40 W in the field and 30 W in the bullets; remote batteries are not included
Best for: You want the strongest review file on a low-ceiling 50 cm flush fan for a small room.
Less suitable: You need air across a lounge, a bathroom rating, or a lumen figure printed on the page.
Specifications
- Model
- Ensenior 50 cm ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- Ensenior
- Price
- ∼£57
- Customer rating
- 4.7/5(637)
- Fitting
- Flush mount
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- 3000–6500 K, 8–100%
- How you control it
- Remote and app
- Noise claim
- Under 35 dB
Common questions
Is it quiet enough for a bedroom?
The listing says under 35 dB. UK reviews often praise the lower speeds for sleep and say speed 6 is a strong draught rather than an all-night setting.
Can you reverse it for winter?
Yes. The bullets describe a downdraft for summer and an updraft for circulation in winter, from the remote or the app. AAA batteries for the remote are not included.
Will it suit a low ceiling?
It is a flush mount listed at about 14 cm deep and 50 cm across, which is the low-profile shape. A lumen figure is not in the listing fields.
Our view
The DWDVBL model 1138 is a white 50 cm flush fan-light, about 17 cm deep, at £72.19 with 4.7 from 617 amazon.co.uk reviews. The listing states 3200 lumens, six reversible speeds, a remote and an app, at 48 W on 220 V. Reviewers call it easy to wire, quiet, and suited to a bedroom, and one buyer chose it because the ceiling is low. Some paired the app easily, while others could not finish the QR setup and used the remote, and at least one found the remote batteries were not included. One reviewer found it a little large for the room, and the page says it is not water resistant. The star line matches the Ensenior, and the shelf price sits about £15 higher in this capture, so the stated lumen figure is the concrete reason to pay the difference. If the app is why you are looking at it, plan to run it from the remote.
Pros
- 4.7 from 617 amazon.co.uk reviews
- 50 × 50 × 17 cm, six reversible speeds, 3200 lumens stated
- Remote and app, with some buyers pairing the phone easily
- A low-ceiling buyer was pleased with the flush fit
Cons
- £72.19, about £15 above the Ensenior in this capture
- QR app setup failed for some, who then used the remote
- Not water resistant
- Remote batteries missing for at least one buyer
Best for: You want a stated 3200 lumens on a 50 cm flush fan and you will use the remote if the app stalls.
Less suitable: You are choosing on the star line alone, with the Ensenior already in front of you at a lower price.
Specifications
- Model
- DWDVBL 50 cm ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- DWDVBL
- Price
- ∼£72
- Customer rating
- 4.7/5(617)
- Fitting
- Flush mount
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- Dimmable, warm and cool white
- How you control it
- Remote and app
- Water resistance
- Not water resistant
- Timer
- Yes
Common questions
Does the phone app work?
App and Wi-Fi are listed. Some UK reviews paired it easily; others could not finish the QR setup and relied on the remote.
Is it for a low ceiling?
It is a flush mount. One UK review bought it specifically because the ceiling is low and was pleased with the fit. It is not water resistant.
Our view
The CHANFOK 62002 is a flush white fan-light at 40 × 40 × 13 cm, the shallowest body in this set, listed at £89.99 with 4.6 from 67 amazon.co.uk reviews. Six speeds, reverse, a sleep timer and a dimmable light from 3000 K to 6000 K are stated, with a remote plus a Tuya app, Alexa and Google. One reviewer used it in a bedroom about 3.5 m by 3 m and preferred the air from above to a floor fan, though the breeze is most obvious directly underneath. It failed on an existing dimmer until the switch was changed to a plain on/off, and one reviewer could not dim below about 25%. Google Home can swap the fan and the light. The page says it is not water resistant and also ticks outdoor, which does not add an IP rating. You are paying the top price in this cluster for 13 cm of depth and voice control, on a sweep that is small even among these compact fans.
Pros
- Flush body 40 × 40 × 13 cm, the shallowest here
- 4.6 from 67 amazon.co.uk reviews
- Six speeds, reverse, 3000–6000 K dimming and a sleep timer
- Remote, Tuya app, Alexa and Google Assistant
- A reviewer fitted it in a bedroom about 3.5 m by 3 m
Cons
- £89.99 for a 40 cm sweep
- Did not run properly on a dimmer until the switch was changed
- Google Home can swap the fan and the light
- Not water resistant; the outdoor tick is not an IP rating
Best for: You have a low ceiling and a small bedroom, and you want voice control on a 13 cm flush body.
Less suitable: You want air across a lounge, a bathroom rating, or a 50 cm fan at a lower price.
Specifications
- Model
- CHANFOK 16 inch smart ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- CHANFOK
- Price
- ∼£90
- Customer rating
- 4.6/5(67)
- Fitting
- Flush mount
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- 3000–6000 K, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote, app, voice
- Water resistance
- Not water resistant
- Timer
- Sleep timer
Common questions
Can you control it from a phone?
The listing says yes: a Tuya app, plus Alexa and Google Assistant, as well as the remote. Reviewers mostly use the remote, and one found Google Home swapped the fan and the light.
Is it suitable for a bathroom?
The listing says not water resistant, so it is a dry-room fitting. The same page also says indoor and outdoor, which does not add an IP rating.
Our view
The RLMIEL model 1086 is a white flush fan-light at 50 × 50 × 15 cm, priced at £53.99 with 4.5 from 44 amazon.co.uk reviews. Six reversible speeds, a remote, an app and a two-hour timer are stated, with dimming from about 10% to 100% and a colour shift from 3000 K to 6000 K. One lumen field says 4320 lm and the bullets say 2500 lm, so brightness is not settled on the page. Reviewers call the mount straightforward, the fan quiet, and the air useful in a limited space, and they note the weight while they are holding it up. The sampled UK reviews do not repeat a single failure. Bathroom appears in the room-type list, and there is no IP rating. Forty-four reviews is a short file beside the Ensenior and the IZOWE 48 cm. The low wired price is the attraction, and the two lumen lines are the check before you order.
Pros
- £53.99, the lowest wired 50 cm price in this set
- 4.5 from 44 amazon.co.uk reviews
- Six reversible speeds, remote, app and a two-hour timer
- Reviewers call the mount straightforward and the air useful in a small room
Cons
- 4320 lm in one field and 2500 lm in the bullets
- Only 44 reviews
- No IP rating, though bathroom is in the room-type list
- Weight noted while mounting
Best for: You want the cheapest wired 50 cm flush fan here and you can set aside the higher lumen field until the two numbers agree.
Less suitable: You want a review count in the hundreds, or air for a large room.
Specifications
- Model
- RLMIEL 50 cm ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- RLMIEL
- Price
- ∼£54
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(44)
- Fitting
- Flush mount
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- 3000–6500 K, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote and app
- Timer
- 2 hours
Common questions
Is it dimmable?
Yes. The bullets say about 10–100% and a shift from 3000 K to 6000 K. One lumen field says 4320 lm and the bullets say 2500 lm.
What room size is it for?
UK reviews describe it as a small or medium room fan. Bathroom is in the room-type list, but there is no IP rating in the file.
Our view
Model XY-001 is the wide fan in this set, about 106.7 cm across and 40 cm deep, at £74.99 with 4.5 from 40 amazon.co.uk reviews. The bullets describe a copper DC motor, six reversible speeds, a remote, a claimed 3000 lumens and noise under 35 dB, while the colour-temperature field says 6000 K. Buyers who finished the fit praise the airflow and say there is little noise apart from the blades. Several UK reviews say the instructions are wrong, a diagram shows a part that is not supplied separately, and some could not close the canopy because the screws were too small or missing. At 4 kg and 36 W on 230 V it is the only unit here near a specialist size table for a room of about 10–20 m². A bullet claims spaces up to 150 square feet, about 14 m², which you should treat as the seller’s line. Forty reviews and an unfinished canopy are the reasons it stays off the top pick.
Pros
- About 107 cm sweep, the widest body in this set
- 230 V, 36 W copper DC motor, six reversible speeds
- Claimed 3000 lumens and a remote
- Buyers who finished the fit praise airflow and low blade noise
Cons
- Instructions described as wrong, with a diagram for a missing part
- Canopy screws too small or missing, so some fits were left unfinished
- Only 40 reviews, and the body is about 40 cm deep
- Under 35 dB is a maker claim without a distance
Best for: You have measured a room nearer 10–14 m² and you can finish a fiddly canopy with the hardware in the box.
Less suitable: You want a simple 15 cm flush fit on a 2.4 m ceiling, or a review file in the hundreds.
Specifications
- Model
- 107 cm retractable ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- 107
- Price
- ∼£75
- Customer rating
- 4.5/5(40)
- Fitting
- Semi flush, retractable blades
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- Dimmable LED
- How you control it
- Remote
- Noise claim
- Under 35 dB
Common questions
Does the light dim?
The listing says the LED is continuously dimmable, with a stated 3000 lumens. The colour-temperature field says 6000 K.
Is it easy to fit?
Assembly is required. Several UK reviews say the instructions are wrong, and some could not finish the canopy because screws were missing or too small.
Our view
The IZOWE 22413 is a white flush fan-light at 48 × 48 × 15 cm, priced at £54.99 with 4.4 from 466 amazon.co.uk reviews. Six speeds, reverse and a remote with 1, 2 or 4 hour timing are stated, along with a night mode. Reviewers describe the lower settings as quiet enough to move air, including overnight in a child’s room, and they use the dimmable colours. The same file calls the electrical connector block poor, with advice to replace it, and a few units broke. The noise line says 35 dB without a distance, lumens are not stated, and the wattage is 40 W at 220 V. An airflow field prints 4266 cubic feet per minute, which is not a credible figure for a 48 cm fan, so ignore that line. Indoor and outdoor are both ticked, and UKCA on the standards line is not an IP rating. It is the wired fan to open when you want a timer and a large review file just under the Ensenior price.
Pros
- £54.99 with 4.4 from 466 amazon.co.uk reviews
- 48 × 48 × 15 cm, six speeds, reverse and a 1, 2 or 4 hour timer
- Reviewers use the lower speeds overnight, including in a child’s room
- Dimmable light colours from the remote
Cons
- Connector block described as poor, with some reviewers replacing it
- A few units broke
- No lumen figure and no IP rating
- Airflow field prints 4266 cubic feet per minute, which is not credible at this size
Best for: You want a wired flush fan with a timer and a large review file just under the Ensenior price.
Less suitable: You need a stated lumen count, a bathroom zone, or you do not want to replace a connector block.
Specifications
- Model
- IZOWE 48 cm ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- IZOWE
- Price
- ∼£55
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(466)
- Fitting
- Flush mount
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- 3000–6500 K, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote
- Noise claim
- 35 dB
- Timer
- 1, 2 or 4 hours
Common questions
Does it have a timer?
The bullets say 1, 2 and 4 hour timing, plus a night mode and a memory for the light. Control is the remote.
Is there an IP rating?
No IP rating is in the listing. Indoor and outdoor are both ticked, and the standards line includes UKCA, which is not a water rating.
Our view
The IZOWE FG-001 is a black iron cage fan, 46 cm across, at £79.99 with 4.4 from 113 amazon.co.uk reviews. It includes 10 cm and 20 cm rods, three reversible speeds, a remote and six E14 lampholders, and the bulbs are not listed as included. With the short rod the listing gives about 40 cm of height, so it hangs well below the flush fans that are 13–17 cm deep. Reviewers say it looks solid and that the high speed moves a lot of air, while one UK review says the remote has no dimming, only the three fan speeds, and some find it noisy. Lumen fields print both 9000 lm and 15000 lm, which cannot both describe lamps that are not in the box. It weighs 6 kg, is not water resistant and claims under 35 dB, and an A++ mark on the page is not the current A–G light-source scale. It is the decorative choice when the ceiling has room for a rod.
Pros
- 4.4 from 113 amazon.co.uk reviews for the cage look
- 10 cm and 20 cm rods, three reversible speeds and a 1, 2 or 4 hour timer
- Iron body at 6 kg, described as solid
- Six E14 holders, so you choose the lamps
Cons
- About 40 cm tall on the short rod
- Remote has no dimming, and bulbs are not included
- Lumen fields say both 9000 lm and 15000 lm
- Some find it noisy; not water resistant
Best for: You have ceiling height for a rod and you want a caged iron fan with replaceable E14 bulbs.
Less suitable: You have a 2.4 m ceiling, or you want an integrated dimmable LED.
Specifications
- Model
- IZOWE caged ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- IZOWE
- Price
- ∼£80
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(113)
- Fitting
- Downrod (10 cm and 20 cm)
- Fan speeds
- 3
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- Depends on the E14 bulbs
- How you control it
- Remote
- Noise claim
- Under 35 dB
- Water resistance
- Not water resistant
- Timer
- 1, 2 or 4 hours
Common questions
Can you dim the light?
One UK review says the remote has no dimming, only three fan speeds. The light is six E14 bulbs, so brightness depends on the lamps you fit. Bulbs are not listed as included.
Will it fit a low ceiling?
It includes 10 cm and 20 cm rods. With the short rod the bullet gives about 46 cm diameter and 40 cm height, so it hangs lower than the flush 15 cm fans. It is not water resistant.
Our view
The RHEAFON 2002 is a chrome crystal flush fan-light at £69.99 with 4.3 from 43 amazon.co.uk reviews. The title says 45 cm and the size field says 50 × 50 × 15 cm, so the sweep is not a single number on the page. Six reversible speeds, a remote, a Bluetooth app, a timer and dimming from about 10% to 100% between roughly 3000 K and 6000 K are stated, and one lumen field says 3820 lm. Reviewers like the crystal look, the remote and the colour change when the fan is working. The same file includes a fiddly install, a unit that arrived with a loose wire and a dead fan, and a blade that an electrician adjusted after fitting. One buyer fitted two in a medium lounge because one was not enough light or air, and another could not get a working support route. It is not water resistant, and the body is listed at 3 kg. Forty-three reviews leave it as the decorative flush option if you check it on day one.
Pros
- Crystal and chrome flush body at 3 kg
- Six reversible speeds, remote, app, timer and 10–100% dimming
- 230 V, with a 3820 lm field
- 4.3 from 43 reviews for the look, the remote and the colour change
Cons
- Title says 45 cm and the size field says 50 × 50 × 15 cm
- One medium lounge needed two for light and air
- A loose wire on arrival, and a blade an electrician adjusted
- Support was hard to reach in one review; not water resistant
Best for: You want a crystal flush light in a small room and you can check the wiring on the day it arrives.
Less suitable: You need one fan for a lounge, or a review file large enough to dilute a dead-on-arrival report.
Specifications
- Model
- RHEAFON crystal ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- RHEAFON
- Price
- ∼£70
- Customer rating
- 4.3/5(43)
- Fitting
- Ceiling mount
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- About 3000–6000 K, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote and app
- Water resistance
- Not water resistant
- Timer
- Yes
Common questions
Will one cover a lounge?
The bullets aim it at a bedroom, kitchen or small room. One UK review fitted two in a medium lounge because one was not enough light or air.
Is the brightness adjustable?
The listing says 10–100% dimming, a night light, and a shift from about 3000 K to 6000 K, from the remote or the app.
Our view
The FIBRAVE listing is a white screw-in fan-light at £18.99 with 4.2 from 101 amazon.co.uk reviews, and it was rank 1 in Ceiling Fans with Lamps in this capture. The bullets say it connects to an E27 or B22 holder, with three speeds, a remote and about 2000 lumens, while the size field prints 52 × 52 × 18 cm at 710 g and the title says 40 W against a 30 W model line. Reviewers who like it say you can feel a breeze and that an adapter avoids changing the ceiling fitting, and others call it cheap-looking with a light that is only adequate. One buyer could not undo the existing rose, so the unit hung from the cable for a time, and a remote stopped before it worked both of two units. The best value mark follows the low shelf price and the mid-80 score, and it is not a safety approval. UK reporting tells you a lampholder is the wrong mount for a spinning fan.
Pros
- £18.99, rank 1 in Ceiling Fans with Lamps in this capture
- 4.2 from 101 amazon.co.uk reviews
- E27 and B22 claimed, three speeds, remote, about 2000 lumens
- Reviewers who like it say it goes together quickly and you can feel a breeze
Cons
- Lampholder mount; one buyer left it hanging from the cable
- Looks cheap, and the light is only adequate in reviews
- Title says 40 W and the model line says 30 W; voltage is not printed
- A remote failed, and a few fans stopped; no IP rating
Best for: You are looking at the £18.99 sales leader and you will read the lampholder warning before you fit anything.
Less suitable: You can fix a wired flush fan into the ceiling, or you need six speeds and reverse.
Specifications
- Model
- FIBRAVE socket ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- FIBRAVE
- Price
- ∼£19
- Customer rating
- 4.2/5(101)
- Fitting
- Screw-in E27/B22
- Fan speeds
- 3
- Light control
- 3 colours, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote
Common questions
Can you fit it without changing the rose?
The bullets say it connects to an E27 or B22 socket. Reviews also mention an adapter and a ceiling rose in the box. One buyer could not remove the old rose and left it hanging for a time.
How bright is it?
The listing says 2000 lumens and three colour temperatures. The title says 40 W and the model number says 30 W, so the wattage is not a single figure.
Our view
The Vecrysit ZH02WT is a black fan-light the listing says will screw into an E27 holder, with a B22 extender in the box, at £33.99 with 4.2 from 17 amazon.co.uk reviews. Six speeds, reverse, a remote and a Wi-Fi app are stated, with a claimed 2000 lumens and noise below 30 dB. Reviewers describe a fit of about five minutes and a remote that runs the fan and the light, and they also call it a bit small, shaky as it spins up, and not great quality for the money. One unit stopped after a week. The size lines conflict, one field reading 43 cm and another 23 × 16.5 × 7.5 cm, and voltage is printed as both 120 V and 230 V. It weighs 870 g and is not water resistant, even though bathroom appears in the room-type field. Seventeen reviews and a lampholder mount keep it as a listing to read, while a wired flush fan is the comparison if you can change the rose.
Pros
- E27 base and a B22 extender in the box
- Six speeds, reverse, remote and a Wi-Fi app
- Claimed 2000 lumens across 3000 K, 4000 K and 6000 K
- Reviewers describe a screw-in of about five minutes
Cons
- 4.2 from only 17 amazon.co.uk reviews
- Size lines conflict, and voltage is listed as both 120 V and 230 V
- Shaky on spin-up, and one unit stopped after a week
- Not water resistant, and it hangs from a lampholder
Best for: You are comparing a £33.99 lampholder fan that claims an app and six speeds.
Less suitable: You can fit a wired flush fan, or you need one UK voltage and a longer review file.
Specifications
- Model
- Vecrysit socket ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- Vecrysit
- Price
- ∼£34
- Customer rating
- 4.2/5(17)
- Fitting
- Screw-in E27/B22
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Reversible
- Yes
- Light control
- 3000–6000 K, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote and app
- Noise claim
- Below 30 dB
- Water resistance
- Not water resistant
Common questions
Does it fit a UK bayonet holder?
The listing includes a B22 extender as well as an E27 base, so it is meant to screw or bayonet into an existing lampholder rather than replace the rose.
Can it go in a bathroom?
Bathroom appears in the room-type field, but water resistance is listed as not water resistant. Treat it as a dry-room product.
Our view
The MeoYlaery ZYJ-460FSD01 is a white 46 cm fan that screws into an E27 holder, at £18.99 with 4.0 from 438 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest review file among the screw-in units here. The bullets say it installs like changing a bulb, with three speeds, an infrared remote, a timer and about 2000 lumens across roughly 2700–6000 K. Reviewers who like it call it quiet in a bedroom and useful next to a tower fan. Others report a rattle on full speed, a lowest light that was still too bright for sleep, and a light plastic feel. A few say it stopped after about two months of use that was not continuous. It weighs 500 g, voltage is not printed, reverse is not stated, and the page says it is not water resistant. The review count is why it stays in the table. UK fire and electrical-safety reporting still treats a spinning fan in a lampholder as a risk of loosening, heat and a fall.
Pros
- £18.99 with 4.0 from 438 amazon.co.uk reviews
- 46 cm, three speeds, infrared remote and a timer
- About 2000 lumens, with bullets stating 2700–6000 K
- Reviewers who like it say it installs like a bulb
Cons
- E27 lampholder mount at 500 g, and voltage is not printed
- Rattle on full speed, and the lowest light was still too bright for one sleeper
- Some units stopped after about two months
- Not water resistant, and reverse is not stated
Best for: You are reading the largest screw-in review file in this set before you decide on a lampholder fan.
Less suitable: You can wire a flush fan, or you need reverse and a printed UK voltage.
Specifications
- Model
- MeoYlaery E27 ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- MeoYlaery
- Price
- ∼£19
- Customer rating
- 4.0/5(438)
- Fitting
- Screw-in E27
- Fan speeds
- 3
- Light control
- About 2700–6000 K, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote
- Water resistance
- Not water resistant
- Timer
- Yes
Common questions
Can you use it in a bathroom?
The listing says not water resistant. A bathroom question on the page does not add an IP rating.
Do you need tools?
The bullets say it installs like changing a bulb, into an E27 holder, with no new wiring. The remote is infrared.
Our view
The NIORSUN listing is a black flush fan-light at 50 × 50 × 14.5 cm, priced at £56.98 with 4.0 from 59 amazon.co.uk reviews. Six speeds, a remote, a timer and a claimed memory for the light are stated, and reverse is not in the comparison fields. The lumen field says 3600 lm, while a number-of-lights field says 310, which is not a credible lamp count. Noise is claimed at or below 35 dB(A), and remote batteries are not included. Some reviews praise air movement in a living room with the television on, and they mention the timer and memory. At least one UK review could not connect the app, one buyer received a unit that differed from the one they thought they had ordered, and another was waiting on the retailer after the motor stopped. It is not water resistant. At almost the same money as the Ensenior, the 4.0 average is the reason the black finish has to be why you choose it.
Pros
- Black 50 × 50 × 14.5 cm flush body
- 3600 lm field, six speeds, remote and a timer
- £56.98, in the same band as the higher-rated flush fans
- Some reviews praise air movement with a television on
Cons
- 4.0 from 59 reviews, and reverse is not stated
- App failed to connect for at least one buyer
- A stopped motor, and a unit that differed from the order
- A number-of-lights field says 310; not water resistant
Best for: You want a black 50 cm flush fan and you will use the remote if the app fails.
Less suitable: You want the stronger review file at this price, or a stated winter reverse.
Specifications
- Model
- NIORSUN 50 cm ceiling fan with light
- Brand
- NIORSUN
- Price
- ∼£57
- Customer rating
- 4.0/5(59)
- Fitting
- Flush mount
- Fan speeds
- 6
- Light control
- 3000/4500/6000 K, dimmable
- How you control it
- Remote and app
- Noise claim
- ≤35 dB(A)
- Water resistance
- Not water resistant
- Timer
- Yes
Common questions
Does the app work?
The listing includes an app and Wi-Fi. At least one UK review could not connect the app and used the fan without it. Remote batteries are listed as not included.
How bright is the light?
The lumen field says 3600 lm. The number-of-lights field says 310, which is not a credible lamp count, so use the lumen line rather than that field.
How we compared
Shelf date: 19 October 2026. Source: the twelve amazon.co.uk listings in this display file and the listing review notes for the same ASINs. Not a lab test. A decibel claim, an airflow figure, or an A++ energy letter is not scored as a UK measurement. SI 2021/1095 uses A–G for light sources, so marketplace A++ marks are ignored. A bathroom room-type with no IP rating does not score as zone 1 suitability. Weights sum to 100.
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Amazon evidence
35%Star rating on amazon.co.uk, then a deduction when the count is under 100, and a harder deduction when it is under 30.
2
Listing fit
35%A coherent sweep, a voltage near UK mains, a clear flush or screw-in fitting, dimming or a stated lumen line, and reverse where the comparison needs it. Conflicting size, lumen, wattage or voltage lines score down. “Not water resistant” beside an outdoor or bathroom tick scores down.
3
Review outcome
20%UK reviews that describe a quiet low speed and a finished fit score higher than a file of missing screws, a dead unit on arrival, a failed app, or a fan that stopped within weeks.
4
Value
10%Shelf price in GBP against a fitting you can actually compare. £18.99 does not outrank a wired flush fan on this slice alone when the review average is 4.0.
Independent review
Last updated: 20 October 2026
8 sources checked
Ceiling fan with lamp buying guide
Sweep against the room. Moonlight Design’s UK table puts rooms up to 10 m² on fans up to about 86 cm, and 10–20 m² on 107–132 cm. A 50 cm fan-light is below that.
What is a ceiling fan with lamp?
Wired flush LED, about 45–50 cm and 14–17 cm deep, is the bulk of the amazon.co.uk shelf. Screw-in E27/B22 fan-lights are lighter, cheaper, and smaller in airflow. Retractable or 100 cm-class fans are rare in this set; one listing is 106.7 cm. Caged fans with replaceable E14 bulbs are a decorative third path. “Bladeless” on a flush listing usually means a cover over the blades. Sweep against the room.
Best for
- You want the strongest review file on a low-ceiling 50 cm flush fan for a small room.
- You are looking at the £18.99 sales leader and you will read the lampholder warning before you fit anything.
Not ideal for
- You need air across a lounge, a bathroom rating, or a lumen figure printed on the page.
- You can fix a wired flush fan into the ceiling, or you need six speeds and reverse.
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Mistakes: reading 50 cm as 50
Mistakes: reading 50 cm as 50 inches; leaving a dimmer in place; treating a bathroom mention as an IP rating; a single clockwise rule; expecting the app to match the remote.
- 2
Call an electrician for a bathroom
Call an electrician for a bathroom special location, a new circuit, old cable, no earth, a weak ceiling, or a breaker that trips.
What to weigh up
Sweep against the room
HighSweep against the room. Moonlight Design’s UK table puts rooms up to 10 m² on fans up to about 86 cm, and 10–20 m² on 107–132 cm. A 50 cm fan-light is below that. It can serve a small bedroom or the space under the fitting. It will not replace a 52-inch lounge fan.
Fitting
MediumFitting. Wired flush units need a live, neutral, and earth in a canopy fixed into something that can carry vibration. Screw-in units use the existing lampholder and suit a renter who cannot rewire. Downrods matter only on higher ceilings; one caged listing here includes 10 cm and 20 cm rods.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
Renters who cannot rewire: a screw-in E27 or B22 unit, with less air
Renters who cannot rewire: a screw-in E27 or B22 unit, with less air. You are looking at the £18.99 sales leader and you will read the lampholder warning before you fit anything.
Lounges: usually a larger sweep
Lounges: usually a larger sweep than this bestseller cluster. You want a stated 3200 lumens on a 50 cm flush fan and you will use the remote if the app stalls.
Common questions about ceiling fan with lamps
Which ceiling fan with lamp is the top pick?
The top pick is the Ensenior 50 cm ceiling fan with light at about £56.99, score 94. The Ensenior WF1-20I-3CCT-YZ is a white flush fan-light about 52 cm across and 14 cm deep, listed at £56.99 with 4.7 from 637 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest file in this set. Reviewers often sleep on the lower speeds, call speed 2 a breeze and speed 6 a short blast, and say the air is effective directly underneath rather than out to the sides.
Which ceiling fan with lamp is the best value?
Best value is the FIBRAVE socket ceiling fan with light at about £18.99, score 84. It is a different listing from the top pick. The FIBRAVE listing is a white screw-in fan-light at £18.99 with 4.2 from 101 amazon.co.uk reviews, and it was rank 1 in Ceiling Fans with Lamps in this capture.
Is it quiet enough for a bedroom?
The listing says under 35 dB. UK reviews often praise the lower speeds for sleep and say speed 6 is a strong draught rather than an all-night setting. The Ensenior WF1-20I-3CCT-YZ is a white flush fan-light about 52 cm across and 14 cm deep, listed at £56.99 with 4.7 from 637 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest file in this set.
Can you reverse it for winter?
Yes. The bullets describe a downdraft for summer and an updraft for circulation in winter, from the remote or the app. AAA batteries for the remote are not included. The Ensenior WF1-20I-3CCT-YZ is a white flush fan-light about 52 cm across and 14 cm deep, listed at £56.99 with 4.7 from 637 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest file in this set.
Will it suit a low ceiling?
It is a flush mount listed at about 14 cm deep and 50 cm across, which is the low-profile shape. A lumen figure is not in the listing fields. The Ensenior WF1-20I-3CCT-YZ is a white flush fan-light about 52 cm across and 14 cm deep, listed at £56.99 with 4.7 from 637 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest file in this set.
What should you not assume from the title?
Mistakes: reading 50 cm as 50 inches; leaving a dimmer in place; treating a bathroom mention as an IP rating; a single clockwise rule; expecting the app to match the remote. Call an electrician for a bathroom special location, a new circuit, old cable, no earth, a weak ceiling, or a breaker that trips.
When should you stop and get help?
Call an electrician for a bathroom special location, a new circuit, old cable, no earth, a weak ceiling, or a breaker that trips. England, Approved Document P (2013): notifiable work is a new circuit, a consumer-unit change, or work in the special location around a bath or shower (about 2.25 m high and 0.6 m out). A like-for-like replacement outside that is not notifiable. Scotland and Wales are not this document. Isolate and prove dead anyway. A different comparison is Ceiling fan.
Our verdict
The top pick is the Ensenior 50 cm ceiling fan with light at about £56.99. It scores 94, the highest in this set, rated 4.7 from 637 reviews. Best value is the FIBRAVE socket ceiling fan with light at about £18.99, a different ASIN, with score 84. Skip the top pick if the limit in its listing is the job you actually have.
Best overallView offer
Ensenior 50 cm ceiling fan with light
Highest score at 94, the Ensenior 50 cm ceiling fan with light at about £56.99.
Best value
View offer
FIBRAVE socket ceiling fan with light
Best value on a different ASIN, the FIBRAVE socket ceiling fan with light at about £18.99.
Editorial
Editor
Home coolingamazon.co.uk listingsUK plug and voltage
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
Updated: 20 October 2026
8 sources checked
Guides to ceiling fan with lamps
Guides on what to look for, how to use a product, and common mistakes.
Best ceiling fan with light UKYou want one name, and the amazon.co.uk bestseller list is already showing you a £19 screw-in fan beside a £57 flush fan as if they were.Ceiling fan with light buying guideYou are standing under a pendant in a British room, with a tab of amazon.co.uk fans that all promise a light as well as a breeze.How to use a ceiling fan with lightThe fan is up, the remote is on the bedside table, and the room still feels wrong: a draught on your face in October, or nothing at all.Ceiling fan with light for a small bedroomThe room is a box room or a child’s bedroom, the ceiling is about 2.4 m, and the fan in your basket is about 50 cm across with a light..E27 ceiling fan with light vs wiredYou rent, or you do not want to open the ceiling rose, and a fan that screws in like a bulb looks solved for under £20. An E27 ceiling.
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Sources
Public UK sources named below. amazon.co.uk prices, stars and review counts on these listings were read on 19 October 2026. Page updated 20 October 2026.
- Approved Document P (2013) (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- GOV.UK, when you do not need approval (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- IET, BS 7671:2018 FAQ (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- SI 2021/ (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Consumer Rights Act 2015 s (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- amazon.co.uk bestsellers, Ceiling Fans with Lamps (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Moonlight Design size guide (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Sandwich Electrical (retrieved 2026-10-20)
Expert source (DIY & tools): Charlie White (Charlie DIYte) (external profile) – public expert commentary used as a research source, not as a contributor to our pages.
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