1200 mm Vs. 1400 mm – Atomberg Ceiling Fan comparison

atomberg Renesa Halo Smart 1200mm Ceiling Fan
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atomberg Renesa 1400mm BLDC Ceiling Fan
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Type: BLDC Motor
Power Consumption: 28-35W
Air Delivery: 235-250 CMM
Blade Sweep: 1200 mm

Best For

Small to medium rooms where space is a constraint.
Lower ceiling heights that require more clearance
Same energy efficiency as larger models

Type: BLDC Motor
Power Consumption: 28-35W
Air Delivery: 230-255 CMM
Blade Sweep: 1400 mm

Best For

Better air circulation in large rooms
Outdoor areas and high ceiling applications
Maximum comfort in living rooms and gathering spaces

Our Verdict

Both the Atomberg 1200 mm and 1400 mm ceiling fans are high performance BLDC options. They have smart IR remotes, 5 star BEE rating, 6 speed settings and excellent energy efficiency. So what’s different?

The Atomberg 1400 mm has a larger blade sweep and more coverage area for bigger spaces. 1400 mm is also better for outdoor applications and high ceilings.

If you want maximum room coverage or have a large living space, 1400 mm might be the better choice for you. If you want optimal performance in medium sized rooms and don’t need the extra coverage, 1200 mm is the better choice.

Compare the Models

At CeilingfanLab, we put each ceiling fan to the test.

We score each ceiling fan using a series of performance tests and use that data to see how it compares to average ceiling fan performance as well.

The table below shows the factors tested for each ceiling fan as well as the average performance across all ceiling fans tested to date.

This second table shows the testing data from each test. In many cases, the difference between scores can be minimal, but this table helps to highlight these differences in a visible way.

Best Ceiling Fan For

Depending on what exactly you’re looking for, you may find either of these ceiling fans to be better suited to your needs. Use the table below to see where each ceiling fan excels.

The Atomberg 1200 mm won 3 of the categories listed in the table above. The Atomberg 1400 mm won 6 of the tests. Four of the tests were ties (energy efficiency, build quality, smart features, and company).

These results make the Atomberg 1400 mm our overall winner.

Performance Tests

We test 10 different factors that impact the performance and efficiency of the ceiling fan, as well as assessing the company as a whole. Testing categories include:

  1. Energy Efficiency
  2. Air Delivery
  3. Noise Level
  4. Coverage Area
  5. Speed Control
  6. Build Quality
  7. Smart Features
  8. Installation
  9. Maintenance
  10. Company

Energy Efficiency Test

The energy efficiency performances of the Atomberg 1200 mm and 1400 mm were both exceptional.

Minimum Power – the power consumption at the lowest speed setting
Maximum Power – the power consumption at the highest speed setting (boost mode)
Annual Savings – the estimated yearly savings compared to conventional ceiling fans

Both models are equally efficient, which does make sense. They both utilize the same BLDC motor technology, which helps to reduce electricity consumption by up to 65% compared to conventional fans.

atomberg Renesa Halo Smart 1200mm Ceiling Fan
Atomberg 1200 mm
  • Before Installation: Standard induction fan consuming 75W
  • After Installation: BLDC fan consuming 35W max
atomberg Renesa Halo Smart 1200mm Ceiling Fan
Atomberg 1400 mm
  • Before Installation: Standard induction fan consuming 75W
  • After Installation: BLDC fan consuming 35W max

Air Delivery Test

The air delivery levels on both of these ceiling fans are excellent. Both deliver over 230 CMM.

The average level of air delivery across all ceiling fans tested to date is 200 CMM, so these are notably above average.

Images below show the air circulation pattern for each ceiling fan.

Atomberg 1200 mm

atomberg Renesa Elite Smart 1400mm Ceiling Fan Close view

Air circulation coverage showing concentrated airflow pattern

Atomberg 1400 mm

atomberg Renesa Halo Smart 1200mm aluminium Blades
atomberg Renesa Halo Smart 1200mm Ceiling aluminium BladesFan

Air circulation coverage showing wider airflow distribution

Noise Level

The Atomberg 1200 mm had slightly lower noise levels compared to the Atomberg 1400 mm.

Noise Level TestScoredB Range
Atomberg 1400 mm8.748-55 dB
Atomberg 1200 mm9.0<50-57 dB

The average noise level is 65+ dB for conventional fans, which means the Atomberg 1400 mm and 1200 mm both operate significantly quieter than average.

The Atomberg 1200 mm has 9.1% less noise than the Atomberg 1400 mm at maximum speed.

The level of noise is documented in the video below. The graphs which follow each video show a quantifiable version of noise levels based on decibel meter data.

Atomberg 1200 mm – Noise Test

You can see here how the noise remains consistently below 50 dB on the Atomberg 1200 mm—excellent results.

Atomberg 1400 mm – Noise Test

On the 1400 mm, the larger blade sweep creates slightly more air turbulence, resulting in marginally higher noise levels that peak at 55 dB.

Coverage Area Test

Both of these Atomberg ceiling fans had good coverage, with the 1400 mm excelling due to its larger blade sweep.

The average coverage area across all ceiling fans tested to date is 120-150 sq ft, which means that the Atomberg 1200 mm is right on average and the 1400 mm is notably above average.

This puts the Atomberg fans right in line with expectations, with the larger sweep providing proportionally more coverage.

You can see the coverage differences in real-world testing via the images below.

Atomberg 1200 mm Coverage Test

atomberg 1200 mm ceiling fan coverage in medium-sized room
atomberg 1200 mm ceiling fan coverage in a medium-sized room

Atomberg 1400 mm Coverage Test

atomberg renesa 1400 mm extended coverage in large room
atomberg renesa 1400 mm extended coverage in large room

Speed Control Test

The Atomberg 1200 mm and 1400 mm both have identical speed control systems.

The average number of speed settings across all ceiling fans tested to date is 3-4, which means that both Atomberg models offer superior control.

These are not uncommon features for BLDC fans, as BLDC technology allows for more precise speed control than conventional motors.

Speed control on both the Atomberg 1400 mm and 1200 mm is smooth enough to provide exact comfort levels, make fine adjustments, and optimize energy consumption.

Build Quality Test

Build quality on the Atomberg ceiling fans is excellent across the board. When considering build quality, we’re looking at two factors—material quality and construction integrity.

Build quality is great, both models have BLDC motors and durable blades.

Average build quality score across all fans tested is 7.5. Both Atomberg models are above average.

I would have loved to see more premium materials like solid wood blades for looks, but that’s not always practical for energy efficient designs.

Smart Features Test

Atomberg 1200 mm and 1400 mm both have good smart feature scores of 8.5. They have IR remote controls, timer functions, sleep modes, LED indicators and optional IoT connectivity in smart variants.

Atomberg 1200 mm is slightly more compact so easier to fit in small spaces. But 1400 mm has same smart features and covers larger area.

*Available in smart variants only

Installation Test

Installation is straightforward on both Atomberg models. They both come with comprehensive mounting kits and clear instructions.

Technically the Atomberg 1200 mm has the superior installation experience due to its lighter weight and more manageable size.

However, both fans include professional installation options through Urban Company or Atomberg’s service network.

Maintenance Test

Maintenance requirements are minimal for both of these ceiling fans. As is the case with most BLDC fans, the maintenance phase is limited to occasional cleaning, and the motor requires no regular servicing.

Right out of the box, both fans are designed for long-term, maintenance-free operation. The 1200 mm scores slightly higher due to easier blade access for cleaning.

Company

The company analysis for both of these ceiling fans is the same because they are made by the same company, Atomberg.

They both have a long 2+1 year on-site warranty, extensive service network, and professional installation options.

Room Suitability

The Atomberg 1200 mm is suitable for a range of room sizes while the Atomberg 1400 mm excels in larger spaces.

Atomberg 1200 mm

The Atomberg 1200 mm comes in one standard size—a 1200 mm blade sweep. This is a size with pretty wide appeal that suits most residential rooms.

Atomberg 1400 mm

That’s where the Atomberg 1400 mm comes in. This ceiling fan with its 1400 mm sweep—provides superior coverage for larger spaces.

As with most generalizations, there are always some exceptions. If you have a very large living room or high ceilings, you may prefer a larger fan. Or if you have a very compact room under 100 sq ft, you may want an even smaller option.

This ceiling fan takes a win here and encompasses a wider coverage area.

Support & Room Types

If you’re not sure which size is best for you, check the tables below. To use these tables, find your room size and ceiling height.

As you can see, not all fan sizes are suitable for all rooms. It’s important to know your room dimensions prior to purchasing a new ceiling fan.

Atomberg 1200 mm

Atomberg 1400 mm

Design

Because both of these ceiling fans are manufactured by the same company, Atomberg, they have a similar design, technology, and features.

These are both BLDC motor fans with smart remotes, multiple speed settings, and similar construction quality too.

Atomberg 1200 mm

• Type: BLDC Motor Technology
• Sweep: 1200 mm
• Profile: Sleek and Modern

Atomberg 1400 mm

• Type: BLDC Motor Technology
• Sweep: 1400 mm
• Profile: Contemporary Design

Materials

On the inside, both of these Atomberg fans have BLDC motors, copper windings, aluminium or ABS blades, and quality bearings.

Atomberg 1200 mm

• Aluminium or ABS blades
• BLDC motor with copper windings
• High-grade bearings
• Powder-coated or glossy finish
• Quality capacitors

Atomberg 1400 mm

• Aluminium or ABS blades
• BLDC motor with copper windings
• Premium bearings
• Powder-coated or glossy finish
• Durable capacitors

The biggest difference in the makeup of these two ceiling fans is essentially the blade sweep.

Atomberg renesa model 1400 mm and 1200 mm fan blades
Atomberg renesa model 1400 mm and 1200 mm fan blades

On the Atomberg 1200 mm, there is a 1200 mm blade sweep, and the 1400 mm has blades that span 1400 mm. Also, the 1400 mm typically weighs slightly more due to the larger blade size, which impacts installation but not performance.

Which Ceiling Fan Should You Buy?

As you can see in the tests and analysis above, even though the blade sweep is the biggest difference between these two ceiling fans, this factor alone has a decent impact on performance, across the board.

Should I Buy the Atomberg 1200 mm?

I would recommend the Atomberg 1200 mm if:

  • Lower Price Point – While the 1400 mm does outperform the 1200 mm in coverage categories, the difference isn’t huge. If you want to save some cash and still have a great ceiling fan, the Atomberg 1200 mm is a good choice.
  • Compact Profile – If you don’t want a 1400 mm ceiling fan, stick with the 1200 mm which is perfect for medium sized rooms.
  • Easier Installation – Because of the lighter weight, the 1200 mm is also easier to install than the 1400 mm (especially for DIY installation).

Should I Buy the Atomberg 1400 mm?

I would recommend the Atomberg 1400 mm if:

  • Better Overall Performance – The Atomberg 1400 mm was as good or better than the original Atomberg 1200 mm in most categories. Most notably, it has better coverage and higher max RPM. If coverage area or air circulation is important to you then the 1400 mm is the clear choice.
  • Larger Spaces – If you’re looking for a fan for living rooms, halls or large bedrooms, the 1400 mm is the right size. It covers 20-30% more area.
  • Outdoor Applications – The 1400 mm performs better in semi-outdoor spaces where more air movement is needed.
  • High Ceilings – The 1400 mm maintains better air circulation when installed on ceilings above 10 feet.

FAQ

Is the Atomberg 1400 mm suitable for small bedrooms?

No. The Atomberg 1400 mm may be too big for bedrooms under 150 sq ft. The excessive air circulation can be uncomfortable and the large sweep may look disproportionate.

For smaller bedrooms, you may want to opt for the Atomberg 1200 mm which provides optimal air circulation for 100-150 sq ft rooms. In most cases, smaller rooms require proportionally sized fans to achieve the same comfort level as larger fans in bigger spaces.

Raju Chakraborty
Raju Chakraborty

An Ceiling Fan installation and repair expert with a diploma in Electronics, based in Silchar, Assam. For over a decade I have been helping homeowners and businesses to stay comfortable by installing, maintaining and repairing Ceiling Fan units. My process is thorough—I test every component, collect data, and review system efficiency to ensure my clients get the best results. Nothing slips through the cracks because I know how much depends on a Ceiling Fan, especially in Assam’s climate. When I am not working or writing on my blog, I spend time with my family who keep me grounded and remind me why reliable and efficient cooling is so important in our daily life.

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