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  • Top Room Heaters To Power You Through The Winter

    Top Room Heaters To Power You Through The Winter

    Winter is coming! And it is time to get your jackets out. But some cities in India are just too cold for jackets, hoodies and scarves to save you when you go to sleep. We list the best room heaters that will help you sleep well at night in the peace and comfort of your heated room.

    Eveready  Room Heater

    This heater is a little pricey but is a lifesaver. It features dual side air inlet vents for maximum air intake with dual heat settings. It also has an adjustable height which can be great if you wish to place it on a desk or on your bedside table according to your needs. The heating indicator is also quite handy. The fan is a little noisy but if you are a heavy sleeper then that should not be an issue.  The power consumption is also on the higher end at 2000 watts.

    Usha Quartz Room Heater 

    This is a relatively inexpensive heater which is ideal for a small room only. It works well with a room size up to 120 sq. ft. It features a safety tip-over switch, which cuts off the heater in case it tilts or falls which is a great feature to have. The powder coated finish to prevent corrosion is also great for cities where the device will not be used during long summers. Designed for low power consumption, the heater features two heating positions to suit your comfort. The power consumption is 400 and 800 watts and operates at 230 volts. 

    Orpat Fan Heater 

    This is another room heater that is ideal for a small and medium room only and works in rooms upto 250 sq. ft, when operated at 2000 watt heat setting. This heater also makes some noise due to the fan. It works with a 15A plug. Make sure you don’t plug it in the standard 5A or 6A socket.  But there is a way around it. You can use a 3 pin plug or extension cord to act as a 5A-15A convertor. However the heater cannot be used for a long time with the extension cord.  The heater also features a safety cut-off and thermal cut-off for added safety. It has two heat settings of 1000 watts and 2000 watts. Given it’s price, it is a great value for money if you have a small room. 

     

    Singer Fan Heater 

    This 2000 Watt heater is great for its price as well. This is also a fan type heater that blows hot air out. It is small, lightweight, portable and has a plastic body that does not heat up in itself, thus preventing burns. The heater has two heating positions, a thermostate and thermal cut-out and can be positioned both vertically and horizontally. It also has an easy to carry handle for greater portability. 

     

    Bajaj Room Heater

    This heater has two heat settings of 400 watts and 800 watts and can also be great for a small room. It is relatively noiseless and has dual safety with safety tip over switch and thermal fuse. It is also BIS approved which is a good sign for any buyer!  The heater comes with a 2 year warranty on product as well.

     

     

  • Bajaj Discover 125T launched at Rs. 52,500

    Bajaj Discover 125T launched at Rs. 52,500

    In order to appeal to a larger audience, Bajaj has launched a variant of the Discover 125ST. It’s called the Discover 125T, where the lack of the ‘S’ makes all the difference.

    The Discover 125T is a lower-spec variant of the relatively premium Discover 125ST. Both bikes are aesthetically identical, with the only visual differences being changes to the tank graphics, and the absence of a tyre hugger. Mechanically, the Discover 125T is powered by the same 124.6cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine. However, the 125T makes slightly less power; 12.3 bhp at 9000rpm

    Peak torque remains the same at 1.1 kgm on the 125T, however it’s available at 6500rpm, which is 500rpm earlier in the powerband in comparison to the 125ST. The 5-speed, 1-down, 4-up shifting gearbox remains the same, but the Discover 125T gets a set of gas-charged shock absorbers at the rear end, unlike the 125ST which packages a Nitrox monoshock.

    The Bajaj Discover 125T is available in two trims. The variant with a drum brake on the front wheel will set you back Rs. 52,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi) while the one with a disc brake is priced at Rs. 55,500 (ex-showroom, Delhi).

  • KTM launches 390 Duke at Rs. 1.8 Lakh

    KTM launches 390 Duke at Rs. 1.8 Lakh

    The much-awaited KTM 390 Duke can be yours now for Rs. 1,80,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi). Bajaj Auto and KTM launched the attractive streetbike today and is expecting a good response from the Indian market. The 390 Duke is aggressively styled with  minimalistic body work and an exposed bright orange trellis frame, giving it a very typical KTM look and feel.

    The 390 Duke is powered by a four-stroke, single cylinder, 373.2cc engine putting out maximum power of 43bhp at 9500 rpm and peak torque of 3.57kgm at 7250 rpm. The engine is fuel-injected, liquid-cooled and operates using a quartet of valves driven by a twin camshaft. This big Duke gets a six-speed gearbox that shifts in a one-down five-up pattern. In India, the 390 Duke will be sold with a larger radiator.

    Duke

    The bike is equipped with illuminated switchgear, dimpled palm grips, a comfortable set of levers and good mirrors. The compact but comprehensive digital instruments show speed, fuel level, an odometer, trip meters and a tachometer.  The 10.2-litre fuel tank offers deeply recessed, appropriate thigh support. A side stand-down warning light is standard. Overall build quality, fit and finish is expectedly great.

    The 390 Duke deploys a rigid, steel trellis frame and chunky 43mm diameter front upside down forks developed by suspension specialist WP, and at rear a cast alloy swingarm supporting a monoshock. The suspension setup will be slightly tweaked on the Indian spec bike making it more suitable to harsh Indian road conditions. The 390 Duke uses an ABS enabled 300mm single disc brake in front and 230mm unit at rear, a radial mounted, four piston caliper biting the front, and both controlled by steel-braided hydraulic lines. The bike rides on tubeless Metzeler radial tyres and will be sold through Bajaj’s existing network of 75 Probiking dealers.
     

    Detailed specifications:
     
    Price: Rs  180,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi)
     
    On Sale: July 2013
     
    L/W/H: 2002/873/1267mm
     
    Wheelbase 1367 +/- 15mm
     
    Ground clearance:172mm
     
    Fuel tank capacity: 10.2 litres
     
    Kerb weight: 154kg
     
    Engine layout: Single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, four-stroke
     
    Displacement 373.2cc
     
    Power 44bhp at 9500rpm
     
    Torque 3.57kgm at 7250rpm
     
    Specific output  117.9bhp per litre
     
    Power to weight 285.7bhp per tonne
     
    Gearbox  6-speed, 1-down, 5-up
     
    Front suspension: Upside-down forks
     
    Rear suspension: Monoshock,alloy swingarm
     
    Front brake: 300mm disc
     
    Rear brake: 230mm disc
     
    Wheels: 10-spoke alloy
     
    Rim size (f-r): 17 inches
     
    Tyre size (f-r) :110/70 x 17 / 150/60 x 17 inches

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