Havells BLDC 1200 mm (Enticer Prime)
Havells' first speed is slower than Atomberg's. The Superfan can go even lower, you can adjust the speed in smaller decrements.
Havells model does support regulator in addition to remote.
Havells' first speed is slower than Atomberg's. The Superfan can go even lower, you can adjust the speed in smaller decrements.
Havells model does support regulator in addition to remote.
jayanttyagi
Forerunner
Design is the only difference. I have renesa and yes it works with regulator as well.
Looks good. Registering the product on their site will give you an extended warranty.
ngl but atomberg created this bldc segment and other brands followed simply atomberg has clocked 1000 cr sales last financial year.
hitomi
Explorer
Take a look at this Atomberg | Efficio Alpha, 35W, Energy Saving, 1+1 Warranty, 5 Star 1200 mm 3 Blade Ceiling Fan on Flipkart
Available for 2300 on Flipkart, same is being sold for 2700 on amazon
Available for 2300 on Flipkart, same is being sold for 2700 on amazon
Raghav_Go
Contributor
Emperor
Juggernaut
Do you have Inverter at home and connected this BLDC fan with inverter?
Just asking as I read that frequent electricity cut may harm PCB of BLDC fan and BLDC fan are not repairable.
Raghav_Go
Contributor
Are you saying frequent changeover between mains power & inverter power (depending on whether inverter is pure sinewave or not) may also damage pcb of BLDC fan?
little bit of design and one has glossy color other has matte only option. one works with regulator and other doesnt that's all. even remote is exactly same.
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Emperor
Juggernaut
I rally don't know in deep about this... but home with frequent power cut and without inverter.. I suspect life of PCB of BLDC fan (I'm not BLDC fan user but read some where).
if some one have any experience please share
nothing like this .
pure bs nothing else don't spread anything please .
just get a proper full pure sine wave inverter, and you are good to go
my oldest bldc fan from superfans is still running without a issue [8 years old] plus its installed in a tier 3 city, which used to face frequent power cuts so basically a lot of switching between inverter and main power supply never had a issue with PCBs or anything as long as your house has got a good inverter nothing to worry.
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So having a non pure sine wave inverter not recommended for BLDC fans? Just asking as some ppl I know still using such inverters.
nothing like that but yeah for overall safety of your appliances, its recommended to use a sine wave inverter