Orbegozo CP 88105
(4 reviews)
A ceiling fan with built-in light and remote control, 105 cm diameter for a medium-sized room.
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Key features
- Diameter: 105 cm, 3 blades
- Speeds: 3 speeds, remote control included
- Power supply: Mains 230V, 60W motor
- Built-in light, particularly quiet at low speed
In detail: Orbegozo CP 88105, ceiling fan with light and remote control
Orbegozo, a Spanish brand specialising in small and large appliances for several decades, offers with the CP 88105 a ceiling fan with built-in light, designed to replace a classic light fixture while adding airflow function.
Its 3 blades, 105 cm in diameter, are driven by a 60W motor across 3 speeds, all controllable via the supplied remote which also manages the built-in light. This centralised control avoids needing several separate switches to adjust both light and ventilation.
Particularly quiet running even at the lowest speed is the main selling point highlighted by users, a decisive factor for bedroom installation where background noise needs to stay minimal, especially at night. The unit also has a rotation reversal function for use suited to different seasons.
The Orbegozo CP 88105 suits anyone after a simple, reliable ceiling fan for a medium-sized room, bedroom or living room, with the reassurance of a brand well established in this segment of the Spanish and French markets.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics
Performance
| Speeds?Number of fan speeds offered by the unit. | 3 speeds, remote-controlled |
|---|---|
| Reversible function?Ability to reverse the blade rotation to circulate warm air in winter (mainly on ceiling fans). | Rotation direction reversal |
Features
| Lighting?Whether the unit has built-in lighting (mainly useful on ceiling fans). | Built-in light fixture |
|---|
Dimensions and power supply
| Diameter?Diameter of the unit's grille or blades. | 105 cm, 3 blades |
|---|---|
| Power supply?How the unit is powered (mains, USB/battery, disposable batteries). | Mains 230V, 60W motor |
Our tester's verdict: Benoit Richard
Installed in a main bedroom to replace a classic light fixture, this Orbegozo quickly won over the household with how quiet it runs, nearly silent on the lowest speed, a decisive factor for night-time use. The remote centralises light and airflow control, handy for adjusting both without getting out of bed. Fitting posed no particular difficulty for a regular DIYer, with the manual staying clear on the electrical wiring steps. The built-in light, while functional, stays basic compared to newer models offering several adjustable white tones. Used alongside another ventilation or air conditioning system, this unit meaningfully cuts the summer electricity bill by reducing reliance on air conditioning. For a bedroom or medium-sized living room, this Orbegozo remains a reliable choice, backed by the brand's reputation, established in this segment for several years.
Frequently asked questions: Orbegozo CP 88105, ceiling fan with light and remote control
Yes, the supplied remote controls both the 3 ventilation speeds and the built-in light, with no need for a separate wall switch.
According to user feedback, it's particularly quiet on its lowest speed, a point regularly highlighted for bedroom use at night.
At 105 cm in diameter, it suits a medium-sized room, around 16 sqm, typically a bedroom or a standard living room.
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