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Warm Air Stuck at the Ceiling?
When you own or manage a large open space facility, you constantly have to evaluate heating costs against employee comfort and productivity. The success or failure of your temperature control system to move, treat and direct airflow sets the stage for the cost and comfort of your facility.
In the winter, warm (and expensive!) air rises. If your workforce can’t feel the air warmed by the HVAC system, you are wasting your resources. And heat trapped in the ceiling will soon be lost through the roof.
Winter Usage: Reverse Fan Direction
Initially, the ceiling temperature in the room represented below is 10° higher than ground level. As the HVLS fan runs in reverse, it easily addresses the issue of heat layers by de-stratifying and re-distributing the air.
Pairing your HVAC system with HVLS fans will yield a minimum of 20% savings on your heating costs. HVLS fans efficiently mix the air in your facility to increase comfort at ground level and reduce heat loss through the roof. This simple, yet highly effective solution makes HVLS fans a year-round climate control solution for your facility.
See it in Action
This smoke test video showcases how a large diameter fan runs in reverse to powerfully and uniquely move air:
