Blue Star Bottom Loading Water Dispenser (BWD3FMRGA) vs Atomberg Renesa 1200mm BLDC Smart Ceiling Fan with Remote
What separates them
These two differ on 10 recorded specifications. The Blue Star Bottom Loading Water Dispenser (BWD3FMRGA) is ₹9,300 dearer.
Blue Star Bottom Loading Water Dispenser (BWD3FMRGA) vs Atomberg Renesa 1200mm BLDC Smart Ceiling Fan with Remote
Blue Star
Blue Star Bottom Loading Water Dispenser (BWD3FMRGA)
₹12,990
Two specifications separate this from the cheap dispensers it sits beside.
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Atomberg
Atomberg Renesa 1200mm BLDC Smart Ceiling Fan with Remote
₹3,690
28 W against 75 W is the whole argument, and it is a real one: at 8 hours a day this fan costs about Rs320 a year to run where a conventional induction fan costs about Rs640.
Full details →Who the Blue Star Bottom Loading Water Dispenser is for
Buy it if: Homes and small offices getting through a 20 litre bottle regularly who want both hot and genuinely cold water.
Avoid it if: Anyone who thinks this purifies water -- it does not filter anything at all.
Who the Atomberg Renesa 1200mm BLDC Smart Ceiling Fan with Remote is for
Buy it if: Anyone running fans long hours, especially where mains voltage sags.
Avoid it if: Anyone using a fan occasionally -- the payback period stretches well beyond the warranty.
Specifications, side by side
10 of 22 rows differ. Differences first.
| Specification | Blue Star Bottom Loading Water Dispenser | Atomberg Renesa 1200mm BLDC Smart Ceiling Fan with Remote |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹12,990 | ₹3,690 |
| Annual energy use | Roughly 400 kWh a year running continuously, about Rs3,200 at Rs8 per unit | Roughly 40 kWh a year at 8 hours a day, about Rs320 -- against roughly Rs640 for a conventional induction fan |
| BEE rating year | Not applicable | 2023 rating year |
| BEE star rating | Not rated -- BEE does not cover water dispensers | 5 star |
| Capacity | 20 litre bottle; 3 litre hot, 3 litre cold reservoir | 1200 mm sweep, rooms up to about 14 square metres |
| Dimensions | 33 x 33 x 97 cm | 1200 mm sweep |
| Installation | Free standing, needs a mains socket | Ceiling hook, standard down rod |
| Noise level | About 40 dB when the compressor runs | About 32 dB |
| Rated power | 500 W heating, 100 W cooling | 28 W at top speed, against 75 W for a conventional fan |
| Refrigerant | R134a | Not applicable |
| Weight | 17 kg | 4.2 kg |
| ISEER | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Warranty | 1 Year Official Brand Warranty | 1 Year Official Brand Warranty |
| Air delivery | not published | 235 cubic metres per minute |
| Child lock | On the hot tap | not published |
| Cooling | Compressor, not thermoelectric, so it genuinely chills rather than merely cooling | not published |
| Hot water | Reaches about 90 degrees C | not published |
| Loading | Bottom loading -- the bottle sits in a cabinet, no lifting a 20 kg bottle overhead | not published |
| Motor | not published | BLDC -- brushless direct current |
| Not a purifier | This dispenses and conditions bottled water; it does not filter or purify anything | not published |
| Payback | not published | The roughly Rs1,500 premium over a conventional fan returns in about four to five years of 8-hour daily use |
| Speeds | not published | 5, by remote |
| Voltage tolerance | not published | Runs at full speed from 140 V, where an induction fan slows noticeably |
Every row is a figure one or both products record. A blank is a figure the catalogue does not hold, not a zero.
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