Atomberg Renesa Enzel 1200 mm 3 Blade Ceiling Fan vs Crompton Energion Hyperjet Smart 1200 mm 3 Blad…

General

Country of OriginIndiaIndia
BrandAtombergCrompton
ModelRenesa EnzelEnergion Hyperjet Smart
TypeCeiling FanCeiling Fan
UseIndoorIndoor
Sales Package‎1 Blade Set, 1 Remote, 1 Motor Box, 2 Canopies, 1 Downrod, 1 Shackle Kit and Warranty Card1 Motor Assembly, Downrod, Hand Remote, Safety Cable, Shackle Kit, Warranty Card, 2 Canopies, 3 Blade Set

Design and Body

Weight4.96 kg
MaterialAluminiumAluminium
Depth275 mm
Box Dimensions246 x 214 x 576 mm

Features

Number of Blades33
Blade Sweep1200 mm1200 mm
Additional FeaturesEnergy Efficient, BLDC Motor, Smart IR Remote, Superior Air Delivery, Constant Speed Even at Low VoltagePoint Anywhere Remote, Slim Motor Design, Anti Rust Blades, 5 Speed Settings, Timer Mode, Low Power Consumption, Higher Air Flow, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & Remote Control

Performance Features

Air Flow7945.8 cfm7769.23 cfm
Motor TypeBLDC Motor

Smart Features

Remote ControlYesYes

Power Features

Power Required165-285V AC
Power Consumption28 W35 W

Warranty

Warranty2 years2 years
Covered in WarrantyManufacturing Defects
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical Damages

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