It draws only about 35 W, which helps keep power bills down. 

It spins at around 360 RPM and delivers an air-flow around 220 CMM, offering good airflow for typical rooms.

The fan comes with 3 blades made of aluminium (or corrosion-resistant material), designed for durability and smooth air circulation.

Operation is convenient: it includes a remote control (RF remote) — so you can control speed or switch the fan on/off without using a wall regulator.

Because of its compact and stylish design, this fan fits well with modern interior decor. Its build aims at efficient cooling + low power usage + minimalist style, making it suitable for homes where you care about energy savings and aesthetics.

✅ Key Features

BLDC Motor with High Energy Efficiency — Uses a brushless-DC motor which draws only about 35 W, making it energy–efficient and cheaper to run compared to conventional fans.

5-Star / Energy-Efficient Rating — Designed to be energy efficient (BEE 5-Star rated) for Indian homes, helping reduce electricity bills.

Compact & Sleek Design — Slim, modern design with a decorative finish (Red Walnut / Coal Grey etc.), ideal for modern interiors and rooms where aesthetics matter.

Good Air Delivery & Speed — Operates at ≈ 360 RPM and delivers about 220 CMM airflow — adequate for effective air circulation in bedrooms, living rooms, or medium-sized spaces.

100% Copper Motor & Corrosion-Resistant Build — Ensures durability and longer life; body and blades are built to resist corrosion — useful for Indian weather/humidity conditions.

Remote Controlled Operation — Comes with an RF remote for easy control of speed/settings — convenient especially for ceilings where regulator/wall-switch may be less handy.

Light & Easy Installation — With 3-blade, 1200 mm sweep design and standard ceiling-mount setup, it's relatively easy to install and fits well in regular Indian home rooms.

Suitable for Small to Medium Rooms — Given its 1200 mm sweep and airflow specs, it works well for bedrooms, small living rooms, kitchens or offices — where large industrial-sized fans may be overkill.