Edited October 12th, 2018
Taking cognizance of the fact that consumers are increasingly becoming conscious of power consumption and opting for energy efficient products, Anchor by Panasonic has introduced a smart range of BLDC Motor Power Saving fans that encompass innovation in all of its features.
The new range of fans use a BLDC Motor, the brushless DC motor operates without slip losses, with a claimed 60 percent less power consumption while maintaining the constant speed (RPM) at 140V, even in case of voltage fluctuations. Which along with high power consumption are a constant distress to Indian homes and commercial office spaces resulting in inflation struck electricity bills and suffocating spaces with no air circulation.
Additonally, the company also claims that the range of IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) fans is temperature sensitive, helping it provide cool air. Certified with a 5-star (BEE) rating by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, BLDC fans are proven to be one of the lowest power consuming range in the IAQ fan category.
Product Features:
The model comes in three colour variants and is priced at a)Silver Colour: Rs 5,800. b)Marble Gold : Rs 7,300 c) Walnut Gold : Rs 7,300. And are now available offline in trade network across all main cities as the company plans to start online sales very soon.
Last month, Anchor launched its new LED Lamps which employed an in-built Lithium Ion battery, capable of powering the lamp for nearly two hours without any external source of energy.
Besides, Anchor has also stepped into the renewable business, after signing an agreement with Spanish firm Mecasolar to manufacture and distribute its PV tracking systems in India.
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