BLDC Fan Savings Calculator
Calculate exactly how much money you will save every year by upgrading your old ceiling fans to BLDC technology.
Replace the longest-running fans first
Do not replace every fan blindly. Start with rooms where the fan runs 10-14 hours a day. A guest-room fan used once a week will take much longer to recover the extra BLDC cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a BLDC fan consume less power?
BLDC stands for Brushless Direct Current. Instead of an induction motor, BLDC fans use a built-in SMPS (inverter circuit) that converts AC to DC and uses permanent magnets. This completely eliminates rotor copper losses and heat waste, saving up to 60% power.
Does a BLDC fan speed decrease at lower voltage?
No. A major advantage of BLDC fans is that they provide consistent speed even if the voltage drops (e.g., operating perfectly between 140V to 285V).
How quickly does a BLDC fan recover its extra cost?
If you run the fan for 12 hours a day at ₹8 per unit, you save about ₹1,500 per year. The extra ₹1,500 to ₹2,000 you paid for the BLDC fan is recovered in 1 to 1.5 years.