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🌀 Ceiling fan
Brand: Usha
Usha Allure DLX
1200 mm induction ceiling fan, 60 W
6.8/10
Our editorial score
Adequate — buy only for its niche
A living room where the fan is part of the décor
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About this ceiling fan
- 230 CMM of air delivery, enough to reach the corners of a large room
How it scores
Air delivery7.4
Build & finish6.9
Value for money6.2
Electricity cost6.2
Warranty & service7.2
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Catalogue listing — not a hands-on review
We have not tested this unit. The specifications below are parsed from the manufacturer's own listing, the features are their wording, and the score is calculated from those specifications rather than assigned by an editor. For models we have examined in depth, see our ranked ceiling fans guides.
About this model
At ₹3,950 (MRP ₹5,100, so 23% off on the day we checked), the Usha Allure DLX is Usha's 1200 mm induction option on Amazon.in. It costs more than the ₹2,350 a typical induction ceiling fan goes for in this catalogue.
Usha rates it at 60 W and 230 CMM of air delivery (3.8 CMM per watt). Running 12 hours a day through a 210-day summer, that comes to about ₹1,210 a year at ₹8 a unit, against about ₹605 for a 30 W BLDC.
It comes with 4 blades. This is a catalogue entry, not a hands-on review. Every number above is taken from Usha's Amazon.in listing (ASIN B0746FG9KF) as it stood on 12 October 2026, and the score is worked out from those numbers alone.
Manufacturer's stated features
- 230 CMM of air delivery, enough to reach the corners of a large room
Worth noting
- At 60 W it costs about ₹605 a year more to run than a 30 W BLDC
- Induction motor: higher electricity use and shorter inverter backup than BLDC
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 ₹1,210 a year, which is in the most expensive quarter of the fan purifiers we track. Over five years that puts total ownership near ₹10,000.
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Full specifications
| Sweep | 1200 mm |
|---|---|
| Motor | Induction (AC) |
| Input power | 60 W |
| Air delivery | 230 CMM |
| Speed | 330 RPM |
| Service value | 3.8 CMM/W |
| Blades | 4 |
| BEE rating | 1 star (as listed) |
| Remote | Not included |
| Electricity / year | about ₹1,210 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 Usha
One of the oldest Indian home-appliance names, best known for fans and sewing machines, part of the Shriram group. Usha's own store is behind a bot-protection wall that blocks automated price checks, so its models are listed here from Amazon.
Service: very goodPrice band: midHQ: New Delhi
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