Trinity BLDC+ Ceiling Fan

Key Features & Specifications

1. Motor & Efficiency

   • Uses a BLDC (Brushless DC) motor, which is more energy-efficient than conventional induction motors. 

   • Has 100% copper winding, improving durability and efficiency.

   • Power consumption is low: ~32 W (some variants).

   • 5-Star BEE energy rating, making it a very energy-efficient ceiling fan.

2. Air Performance

   • Sweep (blade span): 1200 mm — a good size for efficient airflow. 

   • Rated speed: ~330 RPM (in some sources)

   • Air delivery: ~225 m³/min (or 225 CMM) according to several specs.

3. Build & Design

   • Has a dust-resistant lacquered finish, which helps reduce dust accumulation on blades.

   • Elegant, modern styling: available in finishes like Metallic Black + Light Copper.

   • Comes with 3 aerodynamically designed blades.

4. Control

   • Controlled via an RF Remote (remote included).

   • Has multiple speed settings (5-speed, per one spec).

   • Timer settings: up to 4 hours per some product-range notes. 

   • Memory backup: Some BLDC models from Havells retain the last speed  setting after a power cut. (common in ECOACTIV BLDC range)

5. Durability & Warranty

   • 2-year guarantee / warranty.

   • Motor has copper winding for robustness.

6. Noise / Stability

   • BLDC motors generally run quieter than conventional motors (because of smooth DC control).

   • Designed to work well even with voltage fluctuations (in many BLDC fan models, though check the exact version/specs).

Pros (Advantages)

• Energy Saver: With ~32 W power use and 5-star BEE rating, it’s very efficient — good for reducing electricity bills.

• Good Airflow: Despite low power draw, it gives decent airflow thanks to the 1200 mm sweep and aerodynamic blades.

• Quiet Operation: BLDC motor helps keep noise low and ensures smooth start / stop.

• Stylish Design: Metallic black + copper finish looks premium and modern.

• Remote Control: Easy to operate via remote; no need for a regulator if you use remote for control.

• Reliability: Copper winding motor + 2-year warranty add to its reliability.

Cons / Things to Consider

• Remote Dependence: If you rely only on remote, losing it might be a pain; also need to ensure remote works well.

• Higher Upfront Cost: BLDC fans can be costlier than older, conventional fans.

• Installation: May require proper installation — down rod, wiring for remote, etc.

• Speed vs Power Trade-off: Though power is low, max speed might be lower compared to some high-power traditional fans — depends on usage.

Use-Case / Best Fit

• Ideal for bedrooms / living rooms where you want a good mix of cooling + efficiency.

• Great for people focused on electricity savings — especially if the fan runs many hours daily.

• Good choice for modern homes: design + finish suit contemporary interiors.

• Useful for areas with unstable power: BLDC fans are more tolerant / efficient at different voltages.