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@@electrosmartz7131 Yes because its blades a very broad and thick to generate higher suction capacity, it has a very heavy duty motor with capacitor and double ball bearing for long lasting operation.
*when im inside of a room what side of the fan should be into the room? Is it the balde side or motor(back) side. On ur video it looks like u r inside ur bathroom and fixed the fan blade side into the room outer area and motor into the room area, modern fans are ulta i guess, the motor side will face the outside and blade side towards the bathroom, am.i ryt?*
The motor shaft on this fan is slightly thicker to handle the heavier blades on this fan. This is a 4 pole motor that spins at a speed of 1500 rpm when bladeless and with blades is goes 100 rpm lower approximately 1400 rpm.
@@electrosmartz7131 You know, crappy bush exhaust fans only have 3 blades with less suction power and they make such strong rattling noises when compared to the Trans Air.
Crompton continues making this model from early 90's but while comparing to other models it would be better with airflow, blade angle, build quality, Double Ball Bearing type,Etc,
@@anandnarayankamble7599 while comparing to other ones you can try this (Crompton Transair) it's good for kitchen use too, there's 3 different sizes in this model 6" inch (150 MM) , 9" inch (225 MM) and 12"(300 MM) inch... Mostly 6" and 9" inch are used for kitchen use but important thing 6" inch is bush type motor.... So u can buy according to your kitchen's size....
Brand: Crompton Model:Transair Sweep:9" inch (225mm) Power consumption:45 watts Speed in (RPM): 1400 RPM Purchase link: Crompton Greaves Trans Air Exhaust Fan g.co/kgs/iSDMKW
@Shubham Kumar this one's good in 15" inch exhaust fan-dl.flipkart.com/dl/crompton-15-1400rpm-heavy-duty-380-mm-4-blade-exhaust-fan/p/itm440adcaec4ca9?pid=FANE3Z83FFTPVXRG&cmpid=product.share.pp
@@ShashankArv Yes 6" for even small toilets and somewhere in bedrooms where they have provision for rare use in case of excess smoke or to run out the high room temperature, etc, 9" can also be used in medium sized kitchens we have to select the size as per our usage
