Archive · 5 Jun 2025
BLDC Fans: A Sustainable Choice for World Environment Day
Today, we're talking about saving energy and helping the environment, especially for World Environment Day!
One easy way to do this is by using BLDC fans instead of regular fans.
BLDC fans use much less electricity, cutting your electricity bill.
A regular fan can cost almost ₹3000 a year, while a BLDC fan costs about half that.
You can also save energy by switching to LED lights, which use less power than old-fashioned bulbs.
Also, set your AC to 24-26°C and clean the filters regularly to reduce energy use.
It’s good for the planet and your wallet!
Switching to BLDC fans can cut power consumption by more than half.
A conventional fan uses 75 Watts, a BLDC fan uses 32 Watts.
The annual cost of running a conventional fan is approximately ₹2857.
The annual cost of running a BLDC fan is approximately ₹1,208.
Using LEDs and setting AC at 24-26°C also reduces electricity use.
- Who
- Consumers and TGSPDCL.
- What
- Reducing power consumption by switching to BLDC fans and other energy-efficient appliances.
- When
- Ahead of World Environment Day.
- Where
- Homes with ceiling fans
- Why
- To conserve the environment and save money.
Consumers
Manufacturers
Upfront Cost
Consumers
BLDC fans have a higher initial cost compared to conventional fans.
Manufacturers
BLDC fans provide long-term savings due to reduced energy consumption.
- Conventional Fan Power Consumption
- 75 Watts
- BLDC Fan Power Consumption
- 32 Watts
- Annual cost for a conventional fan
- ₹2857
- Annual cost for a BLDC fan
- ₹1,208
- Recommended AC Temperature (BEE)
- 24-26°C