A ceiling fan controller fixing structure includes an intermediate member located between a down rod and a motor. A top end of the intermediate member has a first connecting portion for connecting the down rod. A bottom end of the intermediate member has a second connecting portion for connecting the motor. The intermediate member further has a third connecting portion for connecting a controller module. The controller module has an integrated output cable connector.

A motor control system providing at least seventeen speed settings using industry standard control signals and an industry standard five pin speed connector. One speed monitoring pin transmits an output signal for monitoring the speed of the motor, and four speed setting pins receive input signals for setting the speed. One of the speed setting pins receives and decodes two binary states and two frequency states, thereby providing a total of thirty-two speed settings. A non-regulated isolated winding is added to an internal transformer to provide an internal isolated flyback power supply for the motor, thereby liberating a pin on the industry standard five pin speed connector to provide the fourth speed setting input pin. Transmission circuitry is associated with the speed monitoring pin, and the non-regulated isolated winding is used to provide a direct current bias to the transmission circuitry.

A blower includes: a base; a case disposed above the base and provided with an inlet and an outlet; a fan disposed inside the case and forming a flow of air from the inlet to the outlet; a rotating plate disposed below the case and rotatably disposed on the base, in which the base includes a rotating shaft housing that is a cylindrical shape and protrudes toward the rotating plate, and the rotating plate includes a shaft body that protrudes downward from the center and is inserted into a shaft insertion groove of the rotation shaft housing and at least one bearing that is disposed on a lower surface of the rotating plate, is radially spaced from the shaft body, and is in contact with an upper surface of the base.

A blower includes: a base; a case disposed above the base and provided with an inlet and an outlet; a rotating plate disposed below the case and rotatably disposed on the base; an electric wire whose part is exposed to an outside of the base and the other part extends upwards of the rotating plate through the base; and an electric wire holder including an electric wire holder that is fixedly disposed on the rotating plate and fixes one side of the electric wire extending towards of the rotating plate from an inside of the base, in which the base includes an electric wire fixing protrusion that fixes the other side of the electric wire extending from an outside to an inner space of the base and an electric wire guide rib that fixes a partial arrangement of the electric wires whose arrangement is changed in an inner space of the base according to a movement of the rotating plate.

A fan frame electrical connector structure is configured for assembling to a motherboard of an electronic device and includes a fan having a frame. The frame is provided with at least one pogo pin connector, which is located at one side of the frame to project into an outer side of the frame. The motherboard of the electronic device is provided at a position corresponding to the pogo pin connector with at least one metal contact, and the pogo pin connector is electrically connected to the metal contact. With the above fan frame electrical connector structure, it is possible to realize automated assembling of the fan to the electronic device motherboard.

A fan connector structure is applicable to a system circuit board having a circuit board-end connector provided thereon and includes a fan having a fan frame main body and a fan-end connector projected from an outer side of the fan frame main body. The fan-end connector and the fan frame main body can be selectively integrally or non-integrally formed with each other. The fan-end connector is correspondingly connectable to the circuit board-end connector, so as to realize the purpose of automated and quick assembling of the fan to the system circuit board with less labor and time cost.

A ceiling fan assembly having a motor with a rotor and a stator, at least one blade operably coupled to the stator, a motor shaft extending from the stator and having an internal wire passage and a wire opening in a side of the motor shaft, with the wire opening providing access to the internal wire passage, a control mounting plate having a motor shaft opening through which the motor shaft extends and an electronic control unit carried by a side of the control mounting plate.

A blower motor is provided and includes a support assembly provided with a first stop step surface, a stator assembly disposed in the support assembly, a rotor assembly disposed in the stator assembly and an end cover disposed on the stator assembly and abutted against the support assembly and provided with a second stop step surface. The rotor assembly includes a rotating shaft and two ends of the rotating shaft are respectively provided with a first bearing and a second bearing. A resilient gasket is provided on one of the first stop step surface and the second stop step surface. The bearings are positioned by springs and cooperate with the resilient gasket to apply a tightening force to the bearings, which can reduce clearances in the bearings and effectively prevent balls in the bearings from making noise under a high-frequency vibration.

A ceiling fan including a retention system and method of redundantly retaining a ceiling fan can include a ceiling fan motor assembly including a hollow motor shaft at least partially surrounded by a motor housing. A retainer plate is provided at the bottom of the motor housing including an opening. A retainer rod extends through the opening in the retainer plate and secures to the retainer plate. A support cable couples to the retainer rod to suspend the retainer plate from a structure, wherein the retainer plate is configured to redundantly retainer the ceiling fan.

A controller for a vacuum cleaner includes a processor and a memory. The memory includes instructions that program the processor to operate a motor at a first power level, receive a temperature of a drive component associated with the motor from a temperature sensor, and compare the temperature of the drive component associated with the motor to a first threshold temperature. The processor operates the motor at a second power level lower than the first power level for a period of time when the temperature of the drive component associated with the motor is greater than or equal to the first temperature threshold, and continues operating the motor at the first power level when the temperature of the drive component associated with the motor is less than the first temperature threshold.