Atomberg Manuals & User Guides

Atomberg Technologies is a prominent Indian manufacturer of energy-efficient home appliances, best known for revolutionizing the ceiling fan industry with BLDC (Brushless Direct Current) motor technology. Their product lineup, including the popular Renesa and Gorilla fan series, is designed to consume significantly less electricity than traditional induction fans while offering superior performance and remote-controlled operation.

Beyond air delivery solutions, Atomberg has expanded its portfolio to include mixer grinders with silence technology and smart door locks, all engineered with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and modern design.

• How do I register my Atomberg product for warranty?

  You can register your warranty by visiting the Atomberg website, ensuring you have your product serial number or barcode handy. Alternatively, you can call their support line or scan the QR code found on the warranty card included in the box.

• What should I do if my Atomberg remote is not working?

  First, ensure the batteries are fresh and inserted correctly. You can verify the remote is sending a signal by pointing it at a mobile phone camera and pressing a button; if the IR LED glows on the screen, the remote is working. If the issue persists, contact Atomberg support.

• Why is my Atomberg fan making noise?

  Noise can be caused by loose screws on the blades or canopy, or if the wire bunch inside the canopy is touching the motor housing. Ensure all installation parts are tightened securely and wires are tucked away neatly.

• Do I need to bypass the regulator for Atomberg fans?

  Yes, for optimal performance and to avoid speed variations or damage to the electronics, it is strongly recommended to bypass or eliminate the standard wall regulator and connect the fan directly to the switch.

• What are the benefits of Atomberg BLDC fans?

  Atomberg fans use Brushless DC motors which are highly energy-efficient, often consuming 65% less power than ordinary induction fans. They also run longer on inverters and do not heat up significantly even after long hours of operation.