How TAZ Fans Can Complement Your Facility
HVLS fans are not a perfect fit for every warehouse. TAZ fans are designed specifically to accommodate facilities that need big cooling, but can't fit a big fan.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreHVLS fans are not a perfect fit for every warehouse. TAZ fans are designed specifically to accommodate facilities that need big cooling, but can't fit a big fan.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreFacility managers often have to answer an important question: Will a high volume, low speed (HVLS) fan actually save me money and be a smart investment?
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreHVLS, CFM, dead zones… what does it all mean? Our air scientists are here to help. This guide provides an explanation of key terms as well as why they are important factors to consider when purchasing a fan.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreAn HVLS fan (short for high volume, low speed fan), is designed to efficiently move a significant amount of air while operating at low speeds. Investing in an HVLS fan is a significant upgrade for industrial warehouses - but are all HVLS fans the same?
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreWhen it comes to choosing an HVLS fan for your facility, there are a multitude of factors to consider. One of the most important details is the strength and quality of the motor that powers each fan.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreHigh volume, low speed (HVLS) fans are a cost-effective way to cool large industrial spaces, and require very little maintenance. Unlike costly air conditioning solutions that require quarterly service and inspections, HVLS fans are built for low maintenance reliability.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreSelecting the right high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) fans for your facility involves more than just comparing HVLS fan costs. To make an informed decision that ensures optimal value and performance, it's crucial to look beyond the numbers.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreAs you evaluate industrial ceiling fan and HVLS (high-volume low-speed) fan suppliers, check this buying guide and take note of a few key points.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreHVLS fans are exceptionally efficient. One HVLS fan is equivalent to numerous standard fans – and costs just cents an hour to run. But how much does an energy saving fan really cost?
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreAn HVLS fan is a high volume, low speed fan that is engineered to move a large volume of air in an energy efficient way. It’s a good option to consider if you’re looking for a way to improve air circulation in an industrial space.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreIf you’ve ever been shopping in the summer, you know how amazing it feels to walk from the hot sun into the cool oasis of a store. Either fans or air conditioning — or a combination of both — can be used to create this refreshing effect.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreSo, how does a ceiling fan work? There are a handful of core concepts behind the science of a ceiling fan: airflow, evaporative cooling, destratification and ceiling fan mechanics.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreYou’ve explored options and decided that an HVLS fan is a great choice for your facility. Congratulations! But before you can start enjoying the improved comfort and savings your Go Fan Yourself HVLS fan will bring, there’s one more step to take: installing it.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreFor warehouses, air conditioning is simply not always the most practical option. It can be expensive to install or run. It’s not always effective at cooling large areas. The solution? HVLS fans.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreWhen we think “fan,” we usually think “cooling.” But if you’re thinking about investing in an HVLS fan for your facility, you’ll be glad to know its use extends far beyond the summer months. HVLS fans also provide excellent performance and cost savings in winter.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreHVLS fans are becoming more and more popular as a cost-effective cooling and/or heating solution for large commercial and industrial spaces. Many people are curious to know exactly how they can make such big spaces so comfortable — while also helping the bottom line, no less.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreAny facility manager can tell you: Regulating the temperature in warehouses, lecture halls, and other large rooms or open buildings can be ultra-challenging. A big part of that challenge has to do with air flow. An HVAC system tends to dump cool or hot air into a space, without distributing it. This can lead to problems in large spaces.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreThe average working person spends a little over a third of their waking hours at work. The environment they work in thus has very significant impact on their health and well-being. Anything in the work environment that leads to discomfort can negatively impact employee morale, health and productivity.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreNot sure an HVLS fan is for you? Most likely, you simply don’t have the information you need to make an informed decision. Here are some of the most common questions we hear, to help you determine whether an HVLS fan would be a good investment for your facility.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreFor many companies, HVAC represents a significant chunk of monthly overhead. Improving the efficiency of your building’s heating, cooling and ventilation systems is therefore a great way to reduce costs and increase profitability.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreHigh-volume, low-speed (HVLS) fans are causing a revolution in the way large, open-space, industrial and commercial facilities handle the challenges of air quality control. It’s no wonder, considering the benefits these energy-efficient fans provide.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreSmall businesses are always looking for cost-saving ideas for manufacturing, retail and office facilities. Adding high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) small business ceiling fans to any facility is an easy and cost-effective improvement. The benefits are far-reaching, beyond the walls of your business.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreHVLS fans are an extremely cost-effective cooling solution for a larger warehouses. A single Z-Tech fan generates 32,400 sq. ft. of cooling coverage with little energy required.
READ FULL ARTICLE view moreOur air scientists have combined decades of experience installing high volume, low speed (HVLS) fans. Here's the top 5 facilities that can benefit most from our technology.
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