Description
48 Inches of Airflow on Just 50 Watts.
3 Modes · 12-Hour Timer · Bladeless Safety.
Normal, Natural and Sleep modes · 3 adjustable speeds · wide-angle oscillation · LED temperature display · remote control plus on-unit panel · 230 V / 50 Hz · ABS body in black · 2-year manufacturer warranty
Fifty watts is the number that decides where this fan earns its place in a Delhi home. It is roughly what a single ceiling fan draws, for a full 48-inch column of moving air — which means you can run it all evening in May without watching the meter, and, more usefully, it sits comfortably on a household inverter when the supply drops. Every Delhi summer has those evenings when the power goes at eight and the AC is dead weight until it returns; a 50 W tower fan keeps running on backup and keeps the room liveable. In the shoulder months of March and October, when the AC is overkill and the ceiling fan alone is not enough at floor level, this is the machine that does the whole job at a fraction of the cost.
Bladeless airflow with wide-angle oscillation — safe around children, and it reaches the whole room
The bladeless design is the reason this fan can stand in a room where a toddler is crawling and a dog is doing laps. There are no exposed blades to guard, no grille that small fingers can reach through, and nothing to worry about when the fan gets knocked while someone is playing — which is exactly what a pedestal fan cannot promise. On top of that, the 48-inch column pushes air from ankle height right up to shoulder height, and wide-angle oscillation sweeps it steadily across the room, so a Delhi drawing room gets even circulation instead of one blast in one direction. Air everywhere, from a machine that is safe to leave running unattended.
48 inches tall, and almost no floor taken — built for the compact flat
A tower fan solves the problem a pedestal fan creates. The RTF 4800 stands four feet tall on a footprint you can tuck beside a sofa, behind a door, in the corner of a bedroom or next to a study desk — no wide tripod base to trip over in a passage, no head to reposition on a pole. The slim black ABS body reads as a piece of furniture rather than an appliance, which matters in a drawing room where everything is on display, and it moves room to room easily when the family shifts from the bedroom in the afternoon to the drawing room in the evening. In a Delhi flat where floor space is the scarcest thing in the house, that shape is the whole argument.
🌬️ Three modes, one for each part of the day
Normal Mode
Steady airflow at whichever of the three speeds suits the afternoon
Natural Mode
Varying breeze pattern that feels like moving air rather than a machine
Sleep Mode
Gentle low-noise airflow that stays comfortable right through the night
12-Hour Timer
Programmable shut-off so it switches itself off at dawn
🎛️ Control it without getting up
Remote Control
Change mode, speed and timer from the bed or the sofa across the room
LED Temperature Display
Room temperature and settings readable at a glance, day or night
On-Unit Panel
Full control on the tower itself when the remote is out of reach
Wide-Angle Oscillation
Sweeps air evenly across a large room instead of one fixed direction
🛠️ At a glance
Sleep Mode plus the 12-hour timer is the combination people set once and never change — low, quiet airflow through the night, and the fan switching itself off before the morning turns cool.
Roughly a ceiling fan's draw for a full 48-inch column of air — cheap enough to leave running all summer, and light enough to keep going on a household inverter when the power drops.
No exposed blades and nothing for small fingers to reach — the tower can stand in a room with a crawling child or a dog and be left running without a second thought.
Set it to run four hours after bedtime or right through to morning. The fan shuts itself off on schedule, so nobody wakes at 5 AM to switch it off and nothing runs all day for no one.
The LED shows room temperature and settings from across the room, and the remote changes mode, speed and timer from the bed — with the on-unit panel there when the remote goes missing.
| Brand / Model | Russell Hobbs RTF 4800 ✅ |
| Type | 48-Inch Tower Fan ✅ |
| Modes | Normal · Natural · Sleep ✅ |
| Speed Levels | 3 ✅ |
| Timer | 12 Hours — programmable auto shut-off ✅ |
| Power | 50 Watts ✅ |
| Voltage | 230 V · 50 Hz ✅ |
| Oscillation | Yes — wide-angle ✅ |
| Display | LED Temperature Display ✅ |
| Control | Remote Control + On-Unit Panel ✅ |
| Safety | Bladeless airflow design ✅ |
| Body Material | ABS Plastic ✅ |
| Colour | Black ✅ |
| Noise Level | Low-noise operation ✅ |
| In the Box | 1 Tower Fan · 1 Remote Control · User Manual & Warranty Card ✅ |
| Country of Origin | China ✅ |
| Warranty | 2 Years Manufacturer Warranty on Product ✅ |
| Invoice | Mahajan Electronics GST seller invoice ✅ |
Why buy from Mahajan Electronics?
- 45+ years of trust in premium home appliances
- Trusted since 1981
- 24-hour delivery across Delhi NCR
- GST invoice — save up to 18% on business purchases
- Mahajan Electronics seller invoice with every unit
- Raja Garden · Jail Road · Dabri Mor
- Expert product advice across the counter
- After-sales support you can walk into
Order today. Delivered in 24 hours.
Russell Hobbs RTF 4800 · 48-Inch Tower Fan · 50 W · Bladeless · 3 Modes · 3 Speeds · 12-Hour Timer · LED Display · Remote Control · 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
Image for reference only. Sold with a Mahajan Electronics GST seller invoice.
