Matte black BLDC Fission ceiling fan — straightforward, durable, energy-efficient. 28W motor with 7-speed RF remote. Ideal for hotels, offices, PGs, and modern-dark interiors. How Much Do You Save on Electricity? Fan Type Power Annual Cost* Old Standard Fan (75W) 75 W ₹2,190 / yr This BLDC Fan 28 W ₹818 / yr You Save 63% ₹1,372 / yr *Calculated at ₹10/kWh, 8 hrs/day, 365 days. 4 fans in your home → ₹5,488/year savings → fans pay for themselves in under 2 years. What's in the Box 1× BLDC Ceiling Fan (3 blades + motor housing + canopy) 1× 7-Speed RF Remote Control (batteries included) 1× Mounting hardware kit 1× Installation guide (Hindi + English) Why Long Life BLDC — Not Just Another Fan In-House BLDC Driver Board — manufactured at our own facility in Greater Noida, not imported OEM boards. Better QC, better reliability. 100–300V Wide Voltage — works during brownouts and power fluctuations common across Tier 2/3 India. Your inverter can run 6–8 of these fans simultaneously. 380 RPM at 220 CMM — cools rooms up to 200 sq ft effectively even at Speed 4. Nature / Breeze Mode — automatically varies speed 1–4 to simulate natural air, reduces fatigue during long work-from-home hours. Reverse Mode — run anticlockwise in winter to push warm ceiling air down (reduces heater use by up to 15%). Best Suited For Bedrooms · Living rooms · Drawing rooms · Dining areas · Kitchens · Home offices · Guest rooms · Hotels · PGs · Offices · Showrooms Works on inverter/UPS — ideal for areas with 4–8 hour daily power cuts. Frequently Asked Questions Will this fan work on my inverter / home UPS? Yes. The 100–300V wide voltage range and low wattage (28–36W) make it ideal for inverter use. A 650VA home UPS can run 6–8 of these fans simultaneously — compared to only 2–3 standard fans. How much will my electricity bill reduce? A 28W BLDC fan used 8 hours/day costs approx ₹820/year at ₹10/unit. A standard 75W fan costs ₹2,190/year. You save ₹1,370/year per fan. With 4 fans, that's over ₹5,480/year — enough to pay for the fans in under 2 years. Does it make noise? BLDC motors are inherently quieter than induction motors because there is no starter capacitor or field winding vibration. At Speed 1–3 you will hear virtually nothing; at Speed 6–7 (Boost) it is still far quieter than most standard fans. How is it different from a normal remote-control fan? A normal fan with remote still uses an induction motor (70–75W). The remote just controls a capacitor/resistor speed regulator. A BLDC fan uses an electronic controller that genuinely reduces power at lower speeds — so Speed 1 might use only 5–8W, not 50W like a standard fan at low speed. What is the payback period? At typical usage (8 hrs/day) and ₹10/unit electricity rate, most buyers recover the price premium within 14–20 months. After that, every month is pure savings.