Philips Lumin Air Beamer 1225 mm 3 Blade BLDC C… vs Philips Lumin Air Twilight 1200 mm 3 Blade BLDC…

General

BrandPhilipsPhilips
ModelLumin Air BeamerLumin Air Twilight
TypeCeiling FanCeiling Fan
UseIndoorIndoor

Design and Body

Weight7.8 kg6.25 kg
MaterialAluminiumAluminium

Features

Number of Blades33
Blade Sweep1225 mm1200 mm
LED LightYesYes
Additional FeaturesAerodynamic Design, High Air Delivery, LED Lights, Quiet Operation, Point Anywhere RF Remote, Digi Shield TechnologyAerodynamic Design, High Air Delivery, LED Lights, Quiet Operation, Point Anywhere RF Remote, Digi Shield Technology, 370 RPM Motor

Performance Features

Air Flow8475.52 cfm8122.37 cfm
Motor Speed370 RPM
Motor TypeBLDC MotorBLDC Motor

Smart Features

Remote ControlYesYes

Power Features

Power Consumption18W + 40W LED18W + 35W LED

Warranty

Warranty5 years5 years

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