Brave Steel Black Model | AC/DC Ceiling Fan
₨17,000.00
Brave Steel Black Model BLDC technology, ensuring high efficiency and lower power consumption. Runs smoothly with reduced noise and offers better control with remote functionality.
Brave Steel Black Model AC/DC Ceiling Fan
The Brave Steel Black Model AC/DC Ceiling Fan offers powerful airflow, energy-efficient performance, and a modern design. Built with reliable AC/DC technology, it is ideal for homes, offices, shops, and commercial spaces.
Key Features
- AC/DC Energy Saving Technology
- Powerful & Smooth Airflow
- Durable Motor Performance
- Modern Stylish Design
- Quiet & Reliable Operation
- Suitable for Home & Commercial Use
Enjoy efficient cooling and comfortable air circulation with the Brave Steel Black Model AC/DC Ceiling Fan, designed for reliable everyday performance.
Energy Efficient Performance
Advanced AC/DC technology delivers powerful airflow while helping reduce energy consumption and electricity costs.
Modern & Stylish Design
Designed with a sleek and elegant look that complements modern homes, offices, shops, and commercial spaces.
Reliable & Durable Motor
Built with quality components and a durable motor to provide smooth, dependable performance for everyday use.
Quiet & Comfortable Operation
Enjoy smooth and quiet airflow with minimal noise, creating a comfortable environment for home and commercial spaces.
| color | Black – Silver |
|---|---|
| Size | 56″ |
| Motor Type | BLDC |
| Rated Power | 50 Watts |
| Input Voltage AC | 90 – 290V |
| Armature | Electric Steel Sheet (18 Slots) |
| Rpm | 330-350 |
| Speed | 6 |
| Remote Control | (RF) |
| RF | (Radio Frequency Remote With Digital Screen) |
WARNING
When installing a ceiling fan, always turn off the power at the circuit breaker to prevent electric shock. Ensure that the mounting bracket and junction box are rated for ceiling fan support to avoid falling hazards. Verify that the ceiling can safely support the fan’s weight and avoid installation in damp areas unless the fan is rated for such use. Secure all wire connections and make sure they are properly insulated to prevent short circuits or fire risks. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and consult a qualified electrician if you have any doubts.
Do Not Use With a Dimmer
- Power Safety: Before beginning any installation work, always ensure that the power is completely turned off at the circuit breaker. This step is essential to prevent electric shock during installation. Use a voltage tester to verify that no electricity is flowing to the wires you’ll be working with.
- Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): It’s important to wear appropriate safety gear while installing the ceiling fan. Use safety goggles to protect your eyes from dust and debris, and wear gloves to safeguard your hands from sharp edges or wiring.
- Check Ceiling Structure: Confirm that the ceiling structure is robust enough to support the weight of the ceiling fan. If the ceiling is made of drywall or plaster, ensure that it is reinforced with a fan-rated junction box to prevent any accidents.
- Follow Manufacturer’s Instructions: Carefully read and follow the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer. Each ceiling fan may have specific requirements, and adhering to these guidelines will help prevent improper assembly and ensure safe operation.
- Beware of Wiring and Plumbing: Be aware of any existing electrical wiring or plumbing that may be located in the ceiling area. Take extra precautions to avoid damaging these systems during installation.
- Work with a Helper: If possible, avoid working alone. Having a helper can make the installation process safer and easier, as one person can hold the fan while the other secures it in place.
- Parts: The warranty usually covers defects in materials and workmanship for all major components, including the motor, blades, and any electronic controls.
- Labor: Some manufacturers include labor costs for repairs or replacements, while others may cover only the parts.
- Improper Installation: Damage resulting from incorrect installation is generally not covered.
- Misuse: Any damage caused by misuse or abuse of the fan is typically excluded.
- Natural Disasters: Warranties generally do not cover damages from natural disasters like floods or earthquakes.
- Normal Wear and Tear: Issues arising from regular use over time are often not included.
- Unauthorized Repairs: Any repairs made by unauthorized service providers may void the warranty.
- Documentation: Keep the original receipt and warranty information for claims.
- Contact Manufacturer: In case of a defect, contact the manufacturer’s customer service for guidance on how to proceed with a warranty claim.
- Read the Warranty Policy: Understand the coverage and limitations outlined in the warranty policy.
- Keep Documentation: Save your receipt and warranty card for reference when filing a claim.
- Turn on fan
- As soon as you turn on the fan press ON/OFF button
- Hold the button for 10-15 sec
- You will hear the beep sound
- Your fan has been paired with your remote.
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