Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 fan heater and Cool tower fan launched in India: Price and specifications
Dyson has launched the Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 fan heater and the Dyson Cool tower fan in India. The Hot+Cool HF1 combines room heating with fan-based cooling, while the Cool tower fan focuses on delivering airflow for personal cooling. Both products use Dyson's Air Multiplier technology. The HF1 also introduces connected controls to Dyson's fan heater range, allowing users to manage settings through the MyDyson app.
Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 and Dyson Cool tower fan: Price and availability in India
The Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 Remote Link Pre-heat fan heater and cooling fan is priced at Rs 38,900 in India. The Dyson Cool tower fan costs Rs 27,900.
Both products are available through the official Dyson India website and Dyson Demo stores across the country.
Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 and Dyson Cool tower fan: Specifications and features
Dyson Hot+Cool HF1
The Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 is a 2-in-1 bladeless fan heater designed for use throughout the year. It provides warm airflow during winter and fan-based cooling during summer. Dyson claims that the machine can increase the temperature of an entire room by one degree Celsius in as little as 100 seconds.
The device uses Air Multiplier technology, which draws in surrounding air and amplifies the airflow before projecting it into the room. This is designed to distribute warm air more evenly and deliver a stronger cooling breeze.
For heating, the HF1 has an inbuilt temperature sensor and thermostat. These allow it to maintain the selected room temperature instead of continuously heating the space. You can set the target temperature up to 32 degrees Celsius and choose from 10 airflow speeds.
The fan heater also has a Sleep mode and sleep timer. The thermostat maintains the selected temperature overnight, while the timer allows users to set how long the machine should operate. Its display dims in Sleep mode, and the machine operates more quietly.
Dyson claims that the HF1 is 25% quieter than its predecessor. It also features 70-degree oscillation and manual tilt adjustment, allowing users to direct airflow around the room or towards a particular area.
Another interesting feature is connected control. The HF1 is Dyson's first connected fan heater, with support for machine controls, a remote and the MyDyson app.
For safety, the machine has a bladeless design, ceramic heating plates and automatic tip-over protection. It switches off automatically if knocked over, which can be useful in homes with children and pets.
Dyson Cool tower fan
The Dyson Cool tower fan is designed primarily for personal cooling. Like the HF1, it uses Air Multiplier technology to project a smooth, uninterrupted stream of air without exposed spinning blades.
Users get 10 airflow settings, a remote control and a sleep timer. The timer lets them choose how long the fan should run, which is useful when using it overnight.
Dyson has also focused on acoustic engineering to reduce operating noise. The machine uses a Helmholtz cavity in its base to dissipate specific sound frequencies. Its airflow path has fewer obstructions, which is designed to minimise turbulence and noise without compromising airflow performance.
The bladeless construction also makes cleaning easier. Unlike conventional fans, the machine does not have exposed spinning blades or awkward protective grilles that can collect dust.
Unlike the Hot+Cool HF1, however, the Dyson Cool tower fan does not offer heating or connected app controls. It is primarily intended for users who need a dedicated cooling fan.
With winter approaching across much of India, the combination of room heating and cooling makes the HF1 more relevant to Indian buyers at this time of year.
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