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General

Country of OriginIndiaIndia
BrandOrientCrompton
ModelApex-FX HSSurebreeze Hillbriz Neo
TypeCeiling FanCeiling Fan
UseIndoor and OutdoorIndoor
Sales PackageMotor Box, Blades, Canopy set, Downrod, warranty card, user manual

Design and Body

Weight3.6 kg4.4 kg
MaterialMetalAluminium
Bladeless DesignNo
Retractable BladesNo

Features

Number of Blades33
Blade Sweep1200 mm1200 mm
Additional FeaturesAerodynamic Design, High Air Delivery, Corrosion ResistantAerodynamic Blades, High Air Delivery, Super Efficient Motor

Performance Features

Number Of Speed5
Air Flow7416.08 cfm7592.65 cfm
Motor Speed400 RPM390 RPM
High SpeedYes

Power Features

Power Consumption46 W
Star Rating1

Warranty

Warranty2 years
Not Covered in Warranty53

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