Havells Dzire High Speed 300mm Wall Fan (Light Grey)

Performance is good. Remote works well with smooth fan speed changes. First impression is good product.

good fan. in this price range. its bit noisy at calm environment( not in usual day time) . but air flow is good. oscillation and controls working well.

Good performance

Poorly designed product. While assembling it is easy, it is not easy to fix its vertical position (cf. oscillation movement is horizontal) to a desired direction. The vertical position is to be fixed, as I understood from the bare minimum instructions given with the product, by tightening the bolt/nut combination. First of all, the caps that are inserted over the Nut/bolt on either side (for aesthetics) are extremely difficult to dislodge. These caps have to be removed to tighten the nut/ bolt. Finally I had to insert a hole in the caps to prise them out thereby destroying them. The cap design itself is bad. With two locking arms, they lock themselves at the bottom of the pit/ recess in which the bolt/ nut are located (see the picture, where the holes for locking are located - at the bottom of the pit, below the Philips-Head Screw/ bolt). Normally, the caps should have locks at the top of the pit/ recess making it easier to prise them open. I wonder anyone at the factory ever tried to remove the caps once they are fixed in place! If there is any other method, the same is not given in the instruction sheet. Secondly, however you tighten the bolt/ nut, the fan-head will not remain in position because this vertical movement of the fan head is spring-loaded. I tried removing the spring and then fixing the head in a specific desired position; it does not work as the bolt and nut cannot hold the head in a specific position even without a spring. With the spring in place, vertically the fan aligns itself to only one position - as dictated by the temper of the spring. The spring is a strong one and hence the fan head cannot hold itself against the spring. Ideally, the temper/ force of the spring should be less than the pressure the head exerts including the gravitational force, aided by the bolt/ nut. The spring is so strong that even the bolt/nut too cannot hold it place. Hence, I used a 'stopper' (a piece of old wire) of appropriate thickness to keep the fan in the desired vertical position (see the picture). If I have to change the vertical position to another desired level, I will have to find a stopper of suitable thickness to achieve this. Instead of this existing design,they could have given two interlocking plates with 5/ 10 degree movements. Then there would be no need for a spring. I could have returned the product, but I experienced this issue when I was getting it installed, which happened after more than a month of delivery. Otherwise, the fan's breeze and throw are good. There are no complaints about it. It is also fairly less noisy. Havells Swing Dzire 300mm Wall Fan (Light Grey)

Nice quality it give air very nicely it's been 3 months and its going very nice 5 on 5 I think you should buy this is the best fan I have ever life thank you for reading my reviews

I earlier had a 200mm high-speed fan for the kitchen, but it burst into fire one day. I searched for wall fans considering space constraints and settled for a 300mm model. So far, this fan is serving its purpose and working well (Mostly, I use it at full speed as the air requirement is at around 6ft to 7ft distance). But yes, don't miss out on the details below and the final verdict. ••••••••••••••••••• 🎁 INSIDE BOX ••••••••••••••••••• The fan comes in a disassembled state, but it is pretty easy to assemble, owing to a modular design. You can follow the manual, or I have also included my version of the instructions here. 1. Base assembly with motor, plastic nut to secure back side grill, and shaft cap or spinner to lock the blade 2. Screw and pvc gitti- 2nos each 3. Front and back grill 4. Plastic guard ring to fix and lock the grills/guard 5. Wall clamp 6. Warranty card/ Instruction manual in the same leaflet •••••••••••• ➕ PROS •••••••••••• 1. Modular design (I remember the previous generation of wall fans and the level of difficulty in assembling those) 2. Sturdy and elegant design with metal guards and plastic body 3. Good for air delivery up to 10ft. So small kitchens, washrooms, office cubicles, etc can be easily covered 4. Has sufficient tilt for the said purposes (It can easily tilt vertically till 45 degrees from the vertical axis) 5. Has a lock nut to secure its position while setting tilt (It has stepped slots for different tilt angles, so slipping possibility is minimal) 6. Covers 60 degrees horizontal swing 7. Pull down rope-based swing and speed control for easy access •••••••••••• ➖ CONS •••••••••••• 1. Airflow could have been better (~50 to 60 CFM- Cubic feet per min). Currently, its ~40 CFM, which is a bit low, as opposed to ~70 CFM for the 400mm model 2. Swing rope requires extra effort, and you may confuse it for not working if you don't pull with force 3. You end up paying a similar price for this 300mm fan as a 400mm one but ~50% lesser airflow For the said cons, I will deduct 2 stars. But in any case, it's a 3-star device, as it is well suited for its intended usage in small rooms. There is a lot of room for improvement in price and performance. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ⚙️ ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1. First check first if you have all the pieces to assemble 2. Unscrew the spinner (used to fix the blade) 3. Unscrew the plastic nut on the motor front (near the base of the visible shaft) 4. Fix the rear guard by aligning the grooves to the motor base and use the plastic nut to secure it in place 5. Gently push the blade on the shaft by aligning the pin on the shaft to a similar groove on the back side of the hole on the blade 6. Once the blade is fully in, tighten the spinner on visible area of the shaft 7. Loosen the plastic guard ring and put the front grill on top of the back grill 8. Align both grills and ring, and tighten the screw on the ring 9. Select the location and mark the mounting bracket's holes on the wall 10. Drill and fix fan on the wall P.S. Don't tighten any of the plastic nut, spinner, or ring screw beyond a point; otherwise, it may slip. You need to find the threshold intuitively. •••••••••••••••• 🎛️ CONTROLS •••••••••••••••• 1. Set the inclination after loosening the knob on the right side of the motor, following the direction displayed 2. Tighten the knob by rotating it in the direction displayed 3. Use the left thread to switch on/off swing 4. Use the right thread to switch the fan on/off and control the speed •••••••••••••••• 🏆 VERDICT •••••••••••••••• This fan works ok if the room/cubicle size is small (within 7 ft x 7 ft dimension) and is a recommended buy. But, if space is not a constraint for the size of the fan, then definitely go for the 400mm model, as it offers 75% more airflow for the same price.

Product was good but the fan noise is high otherwise ok like it

Good Air flow and appearance. Noise may be reduced.