Crompton Energion Nucleoid 1200 mm 3 Blade BLDC… vs Havells Ambrose Neo 1200 mm 3 Blade Ceiling Fan

General

Country of OriginIndiaIndia
BrandCromptonHavells
ModelEnergion NucleoidAmbrose Neo
TypeCeiling FanCeiling Fan
UseIndoorIndoor
Sales Package1 N Fan Motor, 1 N Blade Set Packaging Separately ,1 N Canopy Set, 1 N Safety Wire, 1 N Down Rod, 1 N Shackle Assembly, 1 N Instruction Manual & 1 N Guarantee Card

Design and Body

Weight4.96 kg4.56 kg
MaterialAluminiumAluminium
Depth275 mm
Bladeless DesignNo
Retractable BladesNo

Features

Number of Blades33
Blade Sweep1200 mm1200 mm
Additional FeaturesAnti Rust, ActivBLDC Technology, 6 Speed Settings, 350 RPM Motor, Timer Mode, Mop Mode, Hyper & Sleep ModeLow Noise Operation, Aerodynamic & Wider Blades, Energy Efficient

Performance Features

Air Flow7769.23 cfm7769.23 cfm
Motor Speed350 RPM370 RPM
Motor TypeBLDC Motor
Noise Level65 dB

Smart Features

Remote ControlYes

Power Features

Power Required230V AC
Power Consumption30 W48 W

Warranty

Warranty4 years2 years

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