ebbillcalc

BLDC fan vs normal fan: savings

What swapping an ordinary 75 W fan for a 30 W BLDC fan saves on your state’s slabs.

  • Typical ratings you can change
  • Every state’s slabs and schemes
  • Updated 15 October 2026
Saved per fan16.2units a month, 12 h a day
Four fans64.8units a month
Typical cost₹466 a monthsaves for a home on 250 units; half of states ₹336–₹569

Work it out for your home

Units saved a month

Typical ratings: 75 W ordinary, 30 W BLDC. BEE uses the same star tables for both, rated by air delivered per watt.

Fans8 h a day12 h a day16 h a day
110.816.221.6
221.632.443.2
332.448.664.8
443.264.886.4
554.081.0108.0

What it saves to your bill, state by state

For four fans changed from 75 W to 30 W, 12 hours a day (65 units a month), on each state’s current tariff with the government schemes that apply to every home. Per month; two-monthly and quarterly bills are shown as a monthly average. Duty and fuel surcharge are not included.

State or UTHome on 100 unitsHome on 250 units
Andaman & Nicobar Islands₹488₹724
Andhra Pradesh₹358₹569
Arunachal Pradesh₹286₹286
Assam₹368₹471
Biharwith Government of Bihar tariff subsidy, Mukhyamantri Vidyut Upbhokta Sahayata Yojana: 125 units free₹325₹268
Chandigarh₹244₹315
Chhattisgarhwith Mukhyamantri Urja Rahat Jan Abhiyan (M-URJA)₹146₹390
Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu₹177₹224
Delhiwith Government of NCT of Delhi electricity subsidy₹0₹336
Goa₹202₹289
Gujarat₹446₹517
Haryana₹276₹459
Himachal Pradesh₹372₹383
Jammu & Kashmir₹159₹273
Jharkhand₹481₹481
Karnatakawith Gruha Jyothi₹502₹434
Kerala₹430₹1,042
Ladakh₹153₹266
Lakshadweep₹344₹536
Madhya Pradeshwith Atal Griha Jyoti Yojana₹1,138₹581
Maharashtra₹973₹1,049
Manipur₹406₹462
Meghalaya₹328₹332
Mizoram₹462₹533
Nagaland₹476₹514
Odisha₹306₹370
Puducherry₹300₹468
Punjabwith Free supply up to 300 units a month (600 bi-monthly)₹0₹1,341
Rajasthanwith Mukhyamantri Nishulk Bijli Yojana₹570₹756
Sikkim₹286₹318
Tamil Nadubilled every 2 months₹306₹797
Telangana₹420₹540
Tripura₹456₹494
Uttar Pradesh₹365₹398
Uttarakhand₹341₹465
West Bengalbilled quarterlywith Government of West Bengal domestic subsidy₹437₹747

Why the cost differs so much

Your electricity is charged in slabs. An appliance adds its units at the top of what you already use, where each unit costs the most, and in some states it can push the whole bill into a dearer table or past the limit of a free-units scheme. That is why the same appliance costs very different amounts in different states, and in different homes in the same state.

Method and sources