BLDC ceiling fans vs regular ones in 42°C bedrooms: the switch most Indian homes are making this summer
• BLDC ceiling fans consume up to 65% less electricity than traditional fans, significantly reducing energy bills.
• BLDC fans offer quieter operation, consistent performance, and smart features like remote control and timer settings.
• The increasing awareness of environmental sustainability is contributing to the growing popularity of energy-efficient BLDC fans in Indian homes.
Indian homes switch to BLDC ceiling fans
As temperatures soar across India, reaching scorching highs of 42°C (107°F) and beyond, the quest for effective and affordable cooling solutions becomes paramount. Traditional ceiling fans have long been a staple in Indian households, but a new technology is rapidly gaining traction: Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) ceiling fans. This summer, many Indian homes are making the switch, drawn by the promise of enhanced energy efficiency and superior performance.
Related News