Matte black BLDC ceiling fan with blue LED indicator light. 28W brushless DC motor — saves up to 63% electricity versus standard 75W fans. 7-speed RF remote includes Boost, Nature-Breeze, and Reverse mode. Wide voltage (100–300V) runs perfectly on any home inverter or UPS. Has integrated LED indicator light in motor housing. 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.