Modern fan coils often use fans with an EC motor, i.e., an electronically commutated high-efficiency motor.
Variable speeds
The motor can smoothly adjust its speed according to the needs of the space, instead of operating only at fixed steps.
Lower consumption
At partial load, electrical consumption is significantly reduced compared to a conventional motor.
Lower noise
The ability to operate at low speeds helps maintain a lower noise level.
Control
Regulation can be done via a 0–10 V signal or by the fan coil's built-in controller, depending on the model.

