GM Air MTE Ceiling Fan 1200MM 373 RPM

• Manufacturer: GM Modular
• Model: GM Air MTE
• Sweep: 1200 mm (48 inch) — the standard size for most Indian rooms
• Speed: 373 RPM
• Blades: 3, aerodynamically designed
• Motor: 100% Copper winding with prelubricated closed-type double ball bearings
• Colours: Brown and Ivory
• Rating & Warranty: BEE 1 Star, ISI marked · 25 months warranty

GM Air MTE Ceiling Fan is a 1200 mm three-blade fan running at 373 RPM, in brown or ivory. It is a straightforward high-airflow fan for living rooms and bedrooms, backed by a 25-month warranty — longer than the 24 months most brands offer.

Two construction details are worth knowing. The motor uses copper winding, which runs cooler and lasts longer than the aluminium windings used to cut cost in cheaper fans. And it uses prelubricated closed-type double ball bearings — sealed at the factory, so no oiling is needed and dust cannot get into the bearing. That is what keeps a fan quiet in year five rather than just year one.

On efficiency, it is worth being straight: this is a BEE 1 Star fan. One star is the entry rating, which means a conventional induction motor drawing roughly 70–75 W. A BLDC fan at 5 star uses around 28–30 W for comparable airflow — a real saving if the fan runs many hours a day, but at a considerably higher purchase price. For a room used a few hours daily, or where upfront cost matters most, a 1-star fan like this is the sensible economic choice.

Technical Specifications

Choosing Your Colour

Both are mechanically identical — same motor, same speed, same warranty. Pick whichever disappears against your ceiling.

1) Is 1200 mm the right size for my room?

It is the standard size for a typical Indian bedroom or living room, roughly up to 100–120 sq ft. A large hall may need a bigger sweep or two fans; a very small room may be better with 900 mm.

2) What does BEE 1 Star mean for my electricity bill?

One star is the entry efficiency rating — a conventional motor drawing roughly 70–75 W. A BLDC fan rated 5 star uses around 28–30 W for similar airflow. If the fan runs many hours daily, the BLDC pays back over time; if it runs a few hours, the lower purchase price here makes more sense.

3) Why does a copper motor matter?

Copper winding runs cooler and lasts longer than the aluminium winding used in cheaper fans. Heat is what eventually kills a fan motor, so the winding material has a direct bearing on service life.

4) Do I need to oil the bearings?

No. It uses prelubricated closed-type double ball bearings, sealed at the factory. They need no oiling, and being sealed keeps dust out — which is what keeps a fan quiet years later.

5) Is there any difference between the brown and ivory versions?

None mechanically — same motor, speed, and 25-month warranty. Choose on appearance: ivory for white ceilings, brown for wooden or darker interiors.

1. Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
   • Damaged or defective product
   • Wrong or missing item
2. Product cannot be returned once installed or used
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