IEW Behala 56" - India - 1930

DESCRIPTION

In the early 30’s, Indian Electric Works was the main manufacturer of fans in India. I.E.W. produced many models, equipped with unpretentious but very sturdy engines, and distinguished by simple and essential forms, which were sold in million of pieces . Behala 48″ and Behala 56″, the two IEW models part of the Fantique collection, were widespread throughout the East under British influence. Until not long ago, it was a common sight to find them in working conditions in Southern India railway stations (hundreds within Victoria Station, Bombay’s main train station), as well as in hospitals, post offices and barracks in the British colonies.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model	Country	Year	Blade nr.	Diam.	Power	Weight
Behala 56"	India	1930	3	140 cm	140 watts	18 kg

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