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🌀 Ceiling fan
Brand: Bajaj
Bajaj Arioso Luxe 1200mm
Aerodynamically designed BLDC fan for enhanced comfort and air feel
7.4/10
Our editorial score
Good — right for the specific buyer
A room where the fan is part of the interior, not just the cooling
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About this ceiling fan
- BLDC motor, so it runs on a fraction of the power an induction fan of the same sweep needs
- Service value of 6.1 CMM per watt — well above the 4.0 or so a typical induction fan manages
- 250 CMM air delivery, enough for a large room or a hall
- Keeps running on an inverter for far longer than an induction fan would
How it scores
Air delivery8.1
Build & finish7.2
Value for money6.1
Electricity cost7.3
Warranty & service8.8
Our verdict
The Bajaj Arioso Luxe 1200mm is Bajaj's BLDC ceiling fan at ₹12,199 in a 1200 mm sweep. Bajaj publishes 250 CMM of air delivery at 41 W, which is a service value of 6.1 CMM per watt.
Run twelve hours a day for a seven-month summer, that works out to about ₹827 a year at ₹8 a unit. A 30 W BLDC in the same room would cost about ₹605, so the cheaper sticker here is not the cheaper fan.
Every figure here is Bajaj's own published specification, read from www.bajajelectricals.com on 17 September 2026. We have not run this fan; the score is calculated from those specs by the method printed on the ceiling-fan hub.
What we like
- BLDC motor, so it runs on a fraction of the power an induction fan of the same sweep needs
- Service value of 6.1 CMM per watt — well above the 4.0 or so a typical induction fan manages
- 250 CMM air delivery, enough for a large room or a hall
- Keeps running on an inverter for far longer than an induction fan would
What we don't
- No remote, so speed is set at the wall
- Priced well above a mass-market fan — this is a design purchase as much as a cooling one
- No BEE star rating published on the product page; check the label on the box
Full specifications
| Sweep | 1200 mm |
|---|---|
| Motor | BLDC (brushless DC) |
| Input power | 41 W |
| Air delivery | 250 CMM |
| Speed | 340 RPM |
| Service value | 6.1 CMM/W |
| Blades | 3 |
| Remote | Not included |
| Electricity / year | about ₹827 at ₹8/unit, 12 h a day |
Specifications are from manufacturer literature and were checked at the last price-verification date. Brands occasionally revise stage counts, tank sizes and warranty terms without changing the model name — confirm against the current listing before purchasing.
About Bajaj
One of the oldest electrical brands in India and the most affordable route into a BLDC ceiling fan among the brands verified here — the Raftaar 1200 mm BLDC sells at ₹1,999, which is the cheapest BLDC fan in this catalogue by a wide margin. Bajaj's 46 verified models run from that entry point up to ₹8,860 decorative fans. Product pages lead with feature bullets rather than a specification table, so air delivery and RPM are often present but wattage frequently is not.
Service: very goodPrice band: budgetHQ: Mumbai, Maharashtra
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