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🌀 Ceiling fan
Brand: Orpat
Orpat Air Fusion
A premium ceiling fan that leads with air delivery — a strong 110 cubic metres of air a minute, pushed by a high-output
6.9/10
Our editorial score
Adequate — buy only for its niche
A straightforward, well-serviced fan for a standard bedroom or hall
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About this ceiling fan
- 3 finishes to match the room
How it scores
Air delivery7.0
Build & finish6.7
Value for money7.7
Electricity cost5.8
Warranty & service7.6
Our verdict
The Orpat Air Fusion is Orpat's induction-motor ceiling fan at ₹2,045. Air delivery is not published for this model at 65 W.
Run twelve hours a day for a seven-month summer, that works out to about ₹1,310 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 Orpat's own published specification, read from orpatgroup.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
- 3 finishes to match the room
What we don't
- Air delivery in CMM is not published, so it cannot be compared on the number that matters most
- At 65 W it costs roughly ₹705 a year more to run than a 30 W BLDC of the same sweep
- Induction motor, so it cannot match a BLDC on either electricity or inverter back-up
- No remote, so speed is set at the wall
When this is not a good choice
Every condition below is derived from this product's published specifications and from how it compares with the ceiling fans we track — so you can check each one against your own room, supply or budget rather than take our word for it.
Low running cost is a priority
Consumables and routine service run about ₹1,310 a year, which is in the most expensive quarter of the fan purifiers we track. Over five years that puts total ownership near ₹8,595.
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Orpat's service network is rated good rather than excellent. Filter availability and callout times are what decide whether a purifier is still running in five years, and they are worth checking for your pin code before you buy.
How we score service reach →
Full specifications
| Motor | Induction (AC) |
|---|---|
| Input power | 65 W |
| Remote | Not included |
| Finishes | 3 available |
| Electricity / year | about ₹1,310 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 Orpat
A Gujarat manufacturer with the most transparent catalogue of the eight — Orpat puts the wattage in the product name itself, so a 28 W BLDC and a 75 W induction fan are distinguishable at a glance in a listing. Its 43 verified ceiling-fan models split cleanly into an economy induction range at 50-75 W and a 28 W BLDC range with remote and app control. Note that Orpat has renamed its BLDC line: pages still carry Moneysaver in the URL while the display name is now Fantastic, so the same fan appears under two names depending on where you look.
Service: goodPrice band: budgetHQ: Morbi, Gujarat
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