- ENERGY-EFFICIENT BLDC TECHNOLOGY: Atomberg Renesa Pedestal fan comes with a 5-star rated energy-efficient BLDC motor. Th…
- PRODUCT DETAILS: Atomberg Renesa Pedestal fan offers high air delivery of 76 CMM, and a speed of 1500 RPM ensuring optim…
- REMOTE CONTROL CONVENIENCE: Atomberg Renesa Pedestal comes with an IR Remote for effortless control, allowing you to adj…
Pros & Cons
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Detailed Review
First Impressions
When the Atomberg Renesa arrived, I was immediately struck by how premium it felt compared to my old Usha pedestal fan. The matte finish doesn’t attract fingerprints, and the assembly took me about 15 minutes without needing to call my electrician. The remote control is a nice touch – finally, I can adjust fan speed from my bed without getting up during those sweaty June nights.
How I Tested This
I’ve been using this fan in my Bangalore flat for about 3 months now, running it roughly 10-12 hours daily during the peak summer months of April and May. My living room is around 180 sq ft, and I positioned the fan near the balcony door to circulate air better. I specifically tested it during load-shedding hours with my inverter to see the power draw, and honestly, the difference is real – my old fan would drain the inverter battery in 2 hours, this one lasted nearly 5 hours on the same charge.
Performance
The air delivery is solid but not spectacular. On speed 5, it covers my room comfortably, but if you’re comparing raw thrust to a regular Crompton or Orient fan, you might feel it’s slightly less aggressive. That said, the BLDC motor runs whisper-quiet – I can actually hear my TV now without cranking up the volume. The oscillation is smooth, and the timer function (up to 6 hours) is genuinely useful when I want it to shut off after I fall asleep.
One thing I noticed from Flipkart reviews matched my experience – the fan takes about 2-3 seconds to reach full speed when you switch it on. Minor issue, but worth mentioning.
Build Quality Concerns
The height adjustment mechanism feels a bit plasticky. I’m careful with it, but I can see it becoming an issue after a couple of years of daily adjustments. The base is stable enough for normal use, but my 4-year-old did knock it over once when running around.
Value for Money
Here’s the math I did: my old fan consumed about 75W, this one uses around 28W on max speed. Running 10 hours daily at ₹8/unit, I’m saving roughly ₹400-450 per month. So the extra ₹2,000-2,500 premium over a regular pedestal fan pays for itself in 5-6 months if you’re a heavy user like me. But if you only run fans 3-4 hours daily, the payback period stretches to over a year.
Score Breakdown
| Energy Efficiency | 9.5/10 | |
| Air Delivery | 7.5/10 | |
| Noise Levels | 9/10 | |
| Build Quality | 7.5/10 | |
| Value for Money | 8.5/10 |
Key Specifications
| Sweep Size | 400mm (16 inches) |
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| Motor Type | BLDC (Brushless DC) |
| Power Consumption | 28W (max speed) |
| Air Delivery | 65 CMM (approx) |
| Speed Settings | 5 speeds + boost mode |
| Timer Function | Up to 6 hours |
| Remote Control | Yes, included |
| Warranty | 2 years comprehensive |
Our Verdict
- ENERGY-EFFICIENT BLDC TECHNOLOGY: Atomberg Renesa Pedestal fan comes with a 5-star rated energy-efficient BLDC motor. Th…
- PRODUCT DETAILS: Atomberg Renesa Pedestal fan offers high air delivery of 76 CMM, and a speed of 1500 RPM ensuring optim…
- REMOTE CONTROL CONVENIENCE: Atomberg Renesa Pedestal comes with an IR Remote for effortless control, allowing you to adj…
