San Bernardino, Calif.– Since its 2014 summer launch, the AirVolution-D fan line by MacroAir is the only gearless, High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) fan available on the market today that has the power to move a 24’ HVLS fan. The demand for the AirVolution-D has greatly exceeded preliminary projections, and MacroAir is anticipated to be the exclusive manufacturer of gearless motor technology well into 2016.
Earlier this month, MacroAir’s Singapore distributors, KHIND Systems, introduced the new AirVolution-D fan line at the annual Build Eco Expo or BEX conference held in Singapore. The expo is one of Southeast Asia’s largest green building and sustainability trade shows, where architects, interior designers, and building consultants from over 32 countries attended to scout for new products and designs.
AirVolution-D features most powerful, most efficient HVLS fan motor on the market
San Bernardino, Calif. – After spending the last 15 years perfecting high volume, low speed (HVLS) fan technology, MacroAir has re-invented the HVLS industrial fan category with its new product line AirVolution-D. MacroAir’s AirVolution-D is powered by a breakthrough in motor technology, called D-Drive, which is the world’s first compact electric motor capable of handling the consistent torque requirements of a 24-foot diameter industrial fan. At the heart of AirVolution-D is a breakthrough in motor design delivering 50% more mechanical horsepower and 75% more wind power than current HVLS fans on the market.
The MacroAirAirVolution fan installation at the Riverside Rancheros Equestrian Center’s arena was featured in The ACHR News’ Project Files.
MacroAir President and CEO Eddie Boyd explains how HVLS fans help improve energy efficiency while keeping a facility cool and employees comfortable.
Cleaning & Maintenance Management turns to MacroAir President Eddie Boyd to advise maintenance managers on how to keep HVLS fans operating safely and efficiently.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – Sept. 13, 2012 – A collaborative research project evaluating the effect of high volume, low speed (HVLS) commercial fans on the effectiveness of automatic sprinklers has been awarded the 2012 Fire Protection Research Foundation Medal, further establishing safety guidelines, and consumer and insurer confidence for the fan category.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – Sept. 10, 2012 – In an effort to provide a fast and easy way to determine just how much high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans can help lower energy use and save money on HVAC costs, MacroAir has added two free calculator applications to its website that show fan solution options for specific building specifications.
Walter Boyd, Eddie Boyd, and Jaylin Krell
Our very own Walter, MacroAir’s founder and inventor of HVLS fans, and Eddie, our President (and my dad!) were honored with the Innovator Entrepreneur award at the Inland Empire Spirit of the Entrepreneur black-tie award ceremony held at the Riverside Convention Center.