Kenstar Launches India’s First 5-Star Rated Air Cooler Range

25 Aug 2025 CW Team

Kenstar, one of India’s most trusted consumer appliance brands for nearly three decades, has introduced the country’s first BEE 5-Star Rated Energy Efficient Air Cooler range. Unveiled in Gurugram, the new portfolio is backed by a 5-year warranty, delivering both performance and peace of mind.

The launch is part of Kenstar’s new ‘Power of 5’ campaign, symbolising five key benefits—Performance, Efficiency, Quality, Durability, and Reliability. Each product in the line-up features advanced BLDC Maxx Technology, Quadra Flow Technology for powerful air delivery, Hydro Dense Mesh Honeycomb Pads for enhanced cooling, and Heavy Duty Double Ball Bearing Motors for long-lasting performance.

Sunil Jain, CEO – Kenstar, said: “The newly introduced BEE 5-Star rated Kenstar coolers range is a testament to our unwavering commitment to sustainability and resonates with the Government of India’s vision of a greener, energy-efficient tomorrow. The Power of 5 perfectly embodies our promise to deliver unmatched performance, best-in-class efficiency, and uncompromised quality to every home.”

Santosh Bhamre, National Sales Head – Kenstar, added: “We are thrilled to introduce India’s first 5-Star rated air cooler range. This innovation not only enhances customer trust but also empowers them to make energy-efficient, value-driven choices. The 5-year warranty further underlines Kenstar’s commitment to durability and customer satisfaction.”

With a legacy of 29 years, Kenstar has consistently delivered products that balance quality, innovation, and affordability. The launch of the Power of 5 Coolers reaffirms the brand’s leadership in the home appliance sector, setting new benchmarks in sustainable, stylish, and high-performance cooling solutions.

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