Awesome fan. A great fan of Orient after falcon 400 48" ceiling fan My personal recommendation is in 48" go for Falcon 400/425 & for 24" Application go for this model
@@electrosmartz7131 this is also the reasons , the ratio of local 24" fan to branded 24" fan has a difference of 4:1 , previously it was exactly opposite, what to do.
Good though, orient is actually better in 24" Segment rather than other sweep sizes, 24" Is reliable, orient has been falling down to worst quality over the decades but good to see that at least Somewhere it's on track. Nice to see this fan. Here in my area also many people use this fan for small drawing room/balcony, good and continuous high velocity thin airflow, that's sparingly good for anyone, and best for thin airflow lovers, I would say rather go for orient or Crompton rather than other brands, first choice is always Crompton jura/aura 24", second you can keep it as orient new breeze 24" Third I wouldn't like to say, but other bad quality like havells 24" Falls in place. Orient nb 24" would be a great choice if jura/aura 24" isn't available at your area store
Exactly true 👍, Firstly it's preferable to go for HS 24 (not present HSTP24" i mean) i mean the previous one Kundaim with thick motor for medium range but mostly it's not available hence it's better to go for Aura and Jura 24" but normally people may feel that it's something expensive for 24" inch fan. As you said it's better to go for NB 24" in orient segment as a second choice.
@@electrosmartz7131 well even I see, after this copper hike many fan prices have been affected, previously hs 56" Itself used to come under 1900 to 2000rs but now it's 2200rs Or something, so I think not so surprising for other sweep sizes but yes, 2800 for 24" Fan with a power consumption of 70w(equivalent to hb 48") It feels overpriced, even 1900 feels expensive for 24" Usually it wasn't more than 1700 to 1750 in recent for branded 24" Fans
@@electroplusenergy8173 For your kind information. HS24TP thin motor is one of the worst fan in 24 available in market after Ariyabriz, Ariya prime, Havells 24 & all other 24" available in the market below ₹2700/-. This orient 4b is far better & stands next to Jura,Aura, thick hs24. Hill briz is one of the worst fan available in the market. It's only in 48" & not 24".
@Macky Peepy New hs24 have removable rotor ring (similar to Ariyabriz) which is inferior tech compared to affixed rotor like old hs24, HS, aura, jura, avancer, Dec Air, High breeze & gec whispair-goldline 1970-80's. Fixed rotor helps cooling the motor as rotor's heat directly gets dissipated to the exterior thus motor runs cool & long lasting with maximum torque. Remember removable rotor is not attached to body directly. It's just in touch with bodies that's why heat don't get dissipate properly thus fan looses torque & speed on heating, longevity reduces & removable rotor's have a tendency of loosing efficiency thus one point of time fan will spin slowly with new winding also but rotor will overheat as hell. It's called rotor death.
@Macky Peepy new hs24 called HS24TP spins on 850rpm instead of 900rpm from the old real HS24 one. Thus it's a waste of purchase & company intentionally did it as OLD HS24 DIED AFTER 30-40 YEARS BUT NEW WILL DIE 7-8 YEARS THATS WHY ITS A GENERAL MARKETING TO BOOST SALES.
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Awesome fan. A great fan of Orient after falcon 400 48" ceiling fan
My personal recommendation is in 48" go for Falcon 400/425 & for 24" Application go for this model
Thanks bro, yes exactly 👍
6" downrod right they might even go till 2" if they want they will take it to extremes
Something different for a change, not bad, coz 24," fans are overpriced nowadays but 36",48"56" stick to crompton strictly
Exactly
@@electrosmartz7131 this is also the reasons , the ratio of local 24" fan to branded 24" fan has a difference of 4:1 , previously it was exactly opposite, what to do.
@@electrod.i.y7165 🤦♂️🤷♂️
Good though, orient is actually better in 24" Segment rather than other sweep sizes, 24" Is reliable, orient has been falling down to worst quality over the decades but good to see that at least Somewhere it's on track. Nice to see this fan. Here in my area also many people use this fan for small drawing room/balcony, good and continuous high velocity thin airflow, that's sparingly good for anyone, and best for thin airflow lovers, I would say rather go for orient or Crompton rather than other brands, first choice is always Crompton jura/aura 24", second you can keep it as orient new breeze 24" Third I wouldn't like to say, but other bad quality like havells 24" Falls in place. Orient nb 24" would be a great choice if jura/aura 24" isn't available at your area store
Exactly true 👍, Firstly it's preferable to go for HS 24 (not present HSTP24" i mean) i mean the previous one Kundaim with thick motor for medium range but mostly it's not available hence it's better to go for Aura and Jura 24" but normally people may feel that it's something expensive for 24" inch fan.
As you said it's better to go for NB 24" in orient segment as a second choice.
@@electrosmartz7131 well even I see, after this copper hike many fan prices have been affected, previously hs 56" Itself used to come under 1900 to 2000rs but now it's 2200rs Or something, so I think not so surprising for other sweep sizes but yes, 2800 for 24" Fan with a power consumption of 70w(equivalent to hb 48") It feels overpriced, even 1900 feels expensive for 24" Usually it wasn't more than 1700 to 1750 in recent for branded 24" Fans
@@electricalbro6308 Obviously
This is a great model from orient if other models are worst
Exactly 💯
Didn't expect that but it is a good 24" inch fan
Awesome installation procedure bro
Thanks bro 😊, yes exactly, That's what I say, it's just a thin airflow and not like KD HS 24" if someone likes thin airflow, then it'll be good choice
@@electrosmartz7131 ohh I see
Even the 48" of newbreeze is good
Nice fan!
Thank you, yes exactly 💯
Awesome fan bro.....sorry I watched the video late
Nice
Thank you 😊
Nice tester,what brand is it and how much does it cost?
Thank you, It's Taparia 813 & it costs Rs.55
@@electrosmartz7131 thanks
is it a fast ceiling fan
Nice video
Wtf 6" rod🤯
Yeah 😤
Typical Sounak Das's organ size
@@souradeepbiswas2 Hey! Don’t be rude.
@@ShashankArv 😱😱😱 u seem to be Sounak's best friend 🤣
Rpm is not bad
Of course
24" orient fan blades look better than the bigger sizes🤣
😂😂😂
can i have one
Why did you bought this junk local fan
Obviously better than some aluminium shits which is actually local quality that sold in the name of branded ones.
Probably for rough use
Yes like oreint new air
Insted you could buy that Crompton hill infact hill breeze is better than this if could buy Crompton hs 600mm
@@electroplusenergy8173 For your kind information. HS24TP thin motor is one of the worst fan in 24 available in market after Ariyabriz, Ariya prime, Havells 24 & all other 24" available in the market below ₹2700/-. This orient 4b is far better & stands next to Jura,Aura, thick hs24.
Hill briz is one of the worst fan available in the market. It's only in 48" & not 24".
Crompton HS24 is better than this.
Yes exactly, the previous HS 24" of KD with thick and heavy motor is good, not the present lightweight one
New thin motor HS24 is worst product. Better to buy this orient. Old HS24 thick motor was Dad of 24" which got discontinued in Early 2020
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Bakwas fan🤣🤣🤣
Better than GEC 😂😂😂
BETTER than Hs24tp (new Hs24), ariyabriz 24, ariya prime 24, Havells 24, other below ₹ 2700 24" fans currently available in the market.
@Macky Peepy New hs24 have removable rotor ring (similar to Ariyabriz) which is inferior tech compared to affixed rotor like old hs24, HS, aura, jura, avancer, Dec Air, High breeze & gec whispair-goldline 1970-80's.
Fixed rotor helps cooling the motor as rotor's heat directly gets dissipated to the exterior thus motor runs cool & long lasting with maximum torque. Remember removable rotor is not attached to body directly. It's just in touch with bodies that's why heat don't get dissipate properly thus fan looses torque & speed on heating, longevity reduces & removable rotor's have a tendency of loosing efficiency thus one point of time fan will spin slowly with new winding also but rotor will overheat as hell. It's called rotor death.
@Macky Peepy new hs24 called HS24TP spins on 850rpm instead of 900rpm from the old real HS24 one. Thus it's a waste of purchase & company intentionally did it as OLD HS24 DIED AFTER 30-40 YEARS BUT NEW WILL DIE 7-8 YEARS THATS WHY ITS A GENERAL MARKETING TO BOOST SALES.
@Macky Peepy Havells itself cheap quality with sky high price. Try Speedster 24/30 inch