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BRPL Fan Replacement Scheme: Received a message from BRPL about replacing your ceiling fan? You may be eligible for the utility's Fan Replacement Scheme. Under this, selected consumers can buy energy-efficient BLDC fans at heavily discounted prices. The programme is being offered to consumers identified on the basis of their electricity consumption patterns.
What is the BRPL fan replacement scheme?
The BRPL Fan Replacement Scheme allows eligible domestic consumers to exchange old conventional ceiling fans for new BEE 5-star rated BLDC fans at heavily discounted prices.
Under the scheme, customers can replace up to three fans on a first-come, first-served basis, BRPL claims. Installation and dismantling of old fans are also included under the programme. The scheme is available for existing BRPL consumers in South and West Delhi.
According to messages sent to consumers, eligibility is being determined based on electricity consumption patterns.
Consumers can register through BRPL's dedicated portal for the scheme. Registration details are also available through BRPL's self-service platform, where information on fan replacement is listed among consumer services.
Consumers can also seek assistance through:
The scheme operates on a first-come, first-served basis, according to promotional material circulated by the company.
Registration through the online BRPL DSM Portal:
The fan replacement scheme is built around BLDC, which stands for Brushless Direct Current technology. These fans are designed to use less electricity than conventional ceiling fans.
According to information shared by BRPL, consumers may save up to 169 units of electricity annually on each fan, which could translate into savings of around Rs 1,118 a year, depending on usage and power tariffs.
BRPL says the cost of switching to a BLDC fan can typically be recovered through electricity bill savings over a period of 9 to 18 months.
The current scheme includes fan models from brands such as Atomberg, Halonix, Adhunik and Kuhl. The final price payable by consumers varies depending on the model selected. Documents available on the BRPL website show some eligible models being offered at prices ranging from below Rs 1,000 to around Rs 1,650 after discounts and exchange benefits.
BRPL has issued an important disclaimer regarding the programme. According to the utility, it does not endorse the quality, performance or claims made by fan manufacturers participating in the scheme. BRPL has clarified that manufacturers alone will be responsible for product quality, warranty obligations and after-sales service.
The utility has stated that any defects, deficiencies in service or performance-related issues will be the responsibility of the respective manufacturer and not BRPL.
"BRPL in no manner endorses the quality, performance of the BLDC FAN or manufacturer's claims on the product under the BRPL FAN Replacement scheme. The manufacturer shall be solely
responsible in case of any defect/deficiencies in after sale services or in the product quality or performance availed under the scheme," said the website.