In the latest issue of Construction Specifier Magazine, Jonathan Hollist – Research & Development Engineer at MacroAir Fans – contributed an informative cover story discussing various topics on High Volume, Low Speed (HVLS) fan applications.
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February 28, 2017
San Bernardino, Calif. – Today, MacroAir introduces AirEffect, a climate control system for large diameter fans. Through automation, AirEffect eliminates the need to constantly monitor and adjust the fans’ speed and direction in response to temperature fluctuations. AirEffect identifies and dictates the optimal operating speed and direction for each fan based on the facility’s temperature and humidity.
Since its development in 1998, HVLS fans have advanced in performance, esthetics, and control. As more companies understand the value of HVLS fans, demand has grown, driving industry expansion and development. Looking into 2017, we expect great strides in fan networking and automation as well as better tools for visualizing airflow and installing fans.
One of the ironies of enjoying a nice cold beer is that it takes a 200-degree boiler to brew it. Fortunately, the solution for craft beer fanatics is in MacroAir’s large...
AirVolution-D by MacroAir is powered by a revolutionary gearless system, featuring the world’s first compact electric motor capable of handling the consistent torque...
Retrofit Top Products #21: MacroAir has pushed high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) innovation to a new level. By completely removing the gearbox that can be found on traditional HVLS fans, more than 137 moving parts have been eliminated.
San Bernardino, Calif.– MacroAir’s HVLS (High Volume, Low Speed)superior fan line, AirVolution-D, is arguably one of the highest performing industrial and commercial fans on the market with product demand continually trending upwards alongside a sizable distributor gain. With that, MacroAir is happy to announce the signing of its 200th distributor Raymond Handling Solutions.
One innovative introduction is the minimalist AirVolution-D from San Bernardino, California based MacroAir. The company says its line is the only one on the market using gearless, direct-drive technology, which translates into fewer problems and less maintenance.
San Bernardino, Calif.– As a testament to MacroAir’s continued engineering capabilities, the AirVolution-D HVLS fan line has received official Underwriters Laboratories “UL” certification for its 550 and 780 models. To achieve this level of certification, products are rigorously tested and held to the highest standards of safety and quality.