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🌀 Ceiling fan
Brand: Bajaj
Bajaj Crest Turbo BLDC 1200mm
Energy efficient BLDC fan
8.0/10
Our editorial score
Very good — recommended
Anyone replacing an old induction fan who wants the electricity bill to drop
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About this ceiling fan
- Draws just 28 W — about ₹564 a year at 12 hours a day
- Service value of 7.9 CMM per watt — well above the 4.0 or so a typical induction fan manages
- Keeps running on an inverter for far longer than an induction fan would
How it scores
Air delivery8.1
Build & finish7.2
Value for money7.2
Electricity cost8.7
Warranty & service8.8
Our verdict
The Bajaj Crest Turbo BLDC 1200mm is Bajaj's BLDC ceiling fan at ₹5,250 in a 1200 mm sweep. Bajaj publishes 220 CMM of air delivery at 28 W, which is a service value of 7.9 CMM per watt.
Run twelve hours a day for a seven-month summer, that works out to about ₹564 a year at ₹8 a unit. A 75 W induction fan in the same room would cost roughly ₹1,512, so the difference pays back the price gap inside two or three summers.
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
- Draws just 28 W — about ₹564 a year at 12 hours a day
- Service value of 7.9 CMM per watt — well above the 4.0 or so a typical induction fan manages
- 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
- 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 | 28 W |
| Air delivery | 220 CMM |
| Speed | 340 RPM |
| Service value | 7.9 CMM/W |
| Blades | 3 |
| Remote | Not included |
| Electricity / year | about ₹564 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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