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					<description><![CDATA[Hey, Thank you so muchhhhh!!! I was totally confused before reading this article on best ceiling fans in India.
Now I can figure out which is the best ceiling fan for me, now I can select best ceiling fan with specifications.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey, Thank you so muchhhhh!!! I was totally confused before reading this article on best ceiling fans in India.<br />
Now I can figure out which is the best ceiling fan for me, now I can select best ceiling fan with specifications.<br />
Thanks for sharing this!</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[5 Major key points analysis before buying Ceiling Fan 
1.	Motor Winding – Cooper wiring is better than Aluminium wiring &#038; copper is more costly than aluminium wire. Computer numerical control (CNC) winding: – This increases the efficiency of the electrical device and improved the heat conductivity of the winding. 
2.	Stator Material and Size Matters – Stator made with CRNO sheet is best compared to others and there are other quality stators available for manufacturers so the quality and cost effects.  Fan motor/stator thickness available with 5 to 14 MM. nowadays the 14 MM is the ideal size but if look old time ceiling fan it was previously the Domestic fan motor size was one inch thick 24 MM but in this time this size is being used for industries.
3.	The Power consumption Ceiling fan normally has a rating of 70 — 85 W, A ceiling fan is a common house appliance which is attached to the ceiling and uses an electric motor to rotate blades or paddles in a circular motion. Fans range in size from 36 inches to 56 inches using 55 to 100 watts, a typical 48-inch ceiling fan will use 75 watts. And some new generation fans (BLDC) are 45 W. A 70 W fan will consume 70 W per hour.
4.	Fan speed – it&#039;s market as per Fan Manufacturer 380 / 400 RPM, which is ideal
5.	Fan Blade – The most used fans in a residential space are 3 blades. 3-blade fans generally have high speeds and, due to fewer parts, require less energy to rotate. These fans are lighter and hence are energy efficient and help in cutting down the electricity bills. In the market there are variations of Fan blades as with metal sheet or Aluminium sheet, we need to check that they should not be very light in weight or thin otherwise they would be bend or straight in shape which would be the cause of failure in Air quality, RPM and Power consumption
Note:
BLDC Fan: This technology is different from the regular fans, which are higher in cost and normally range start from Rs. 2000  onwards,  in the last few years, a new technology called BLDC is being used to make fans consume a lesser amount of energy, without compromising much on the air delivery. BLDC stands for brush-less direct-current motor, a special type of motor which has a permanent magnet instead of electromagnets found in a conventional induction motor. 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>5 Major key points analysis before buying Ceiling Fan<br />
1.	Motor Winding – Cooper wiring is better than Aluminium wiring &amp; copper is more costly than aluminium wire. Computer numerical control (CNC) winding: – This increases the efficiency of the electrical device and improved the heat conductivity of the winding.<br />
2.	Stator Material and Size Matters – Stator made with CRNO sheet is best compared to others and there are other quality stators available for manufacturers so the quality and cost effects.  Fan motor/stator thickness available with 5 to 14 MM. nowadays the 14 MM is the ideal size but if look old time ceiling fan it was previously the Domestic fan motor size was one inch thick 24 MM but in this time this size is being used for industries.<br />
3.	The Power consumption Ceiling fan normally has a rating of 70 — 85 W, A ceiling fan is a common house appliance which is attached to the ceiling and uses an electric motor to rotate blades or paddles in a circular motion. Fans range in size from 36 inches to 56 inches using 55 to 100 watts, a typical 48-inch ceiling fan will use 75 watts. And some new generation fans (BLDC) are 45 W. A 70 W fan will consume 70 W per hour.<br />
4.	Fan speed – it&#8217;s market as per Fan Manufacturer 380 / 400 RPM, which is ideal<br />
5.	Fan Blade – The most used fans in a residential space are 3 blades. 3-blade fans generally have high speeds and, due to fewer parts, require less energy to rotate. These fans are lighter and hence are energy efficient and help in cutting down the electricity bills. In the market there are variations of Fan blades as with metal sheet or Aluminium sheet, we need to check that they should not be very light in weight or thin otherwise they would be bend or straight in shape which would be the cause of failure in Air quality, RPM and Power consumption<br />
Note:<br />
BLDC Fan: This technology is different from the regular fans, which are higher in cost and normally range start from Rs. 2000  onwards,  in the last few years, a new technology called BLDC is being used to make fans consume a lesser amount of energy, without compromising much on the air delivery. BLDC stands for brush-less direct-current motor, a special type of motor which has a permanent magnet instead of electromagnets found in a conventional induction motor. </p>
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