Every BLDC ceiling fan avoids about 1 Kg of CO2 emission and 2 liters of water contamination every day conserving electricity, reducing the demand for more electricity generation by the coal-based method.
Due to this most BLDC ceiling fans are marketed as eco-friendly, but are they really eco-friendly?
Eco-friendliness extends beyond the product at Superfan, it is a way of life. Superfan consciously strives to reduce its carbon footprint throughout its operations.
Eco-friendly infrastructure
Superfan manufacturing unit is built with minimal impact to the surroundings such that it serves as a habitat for about 50 species of birds and small animals. The buildings of the factory are built with reusable bricks that required less amount of sand, cement, and water during construction. The architectural design has numerous passive space cooling and illumination elements to reduce energy consumption due to ceiling fans and lights. The design combines functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability.