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It it is not exposed directly to the elements, it is recommended you use a UL Damp listed fan, but plenty of people install regular fans. If it is to be in contact with water then a UL Wet Listed fan is required.
I personally recommend using industrial/commercial ceiling fans. Cheaper and better air movement. See: Outdoor ceiling fans - Ceiling Fans N More Industrial and commercial ceiling fans - Ceiling Fans N More Ceiling Fan Brand & Manufacturer Recommendation - Ceiling Fans N More Industrial & Commercial Ceiling Fans - Ceiling Fans N More Industrial and Commercial Ceiling Fan Brand Guides and Reviews - Ceiling Fans N More |
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