CONCLUSION

By employing the physics that explain the effectiveness of a centuries-old method of cooling, manufacturers of High Volume/Low Speed fans offer a viable option for architects and designers seeking sustainable design. As a standalone cooling system or in conjunction with HVAC, they provide an efficient, cost-effective solution to cooling and heating large open spaces that enhances the comfort and productivity of occupants. Yielding documented cost savings, HVLS fans contribute to LEED® certification and building system economies in many building types including manufacturing, production, warehousing, commercial and numerous one of a kind spaces such as churches and gymnasiums. When specifying HVLS fans, design professionals should take into account not only the amount of air moved or maximum effective area, but also details such as mounting system safety and usability, EMI/RFI compliancy, and warranted service and component life.

 

Founded by Walter Boyd, the inventor of HVLS commercial fan technology, and a family-owned company since its inception in 1995, MacroAir combines technology with a unique application of the laws of physics to produce air-circulating fans for use in large industrial, commercial, and agricultural/farm buildings. For more information about MacroAir Technologies visit:  www.macro-air.com