Beginning July 3, 2019, the Department of Energy is requiring a maximum fan energy rating (FER) for furnace fans.

These two products were added to the high-volume low-speed (HVLS) fans line.

Airflow takes the path of least resistance through buildings, often leaving much of the air stagnant and unaffected. A new IAQ strategy is needed.

High-volume, low-speed (HVLS) fans can mobilize and destratify large volumes of air in any facility.

This product forces heated or cooled air down to floor level, eliminating temperature layers in the ceiling space.

Here’s an answer for contractors wondering, “How do I effectively sell air movement and ventilation efficiency, and why should I?”

Designing a forced-air system for proper air movement and efficiency is a challenge faced by multiple players in the HVAC industry.

Current trends are pointing toward unprecedented technological advances in the air movement sector.

I made a comment about pairing larger-tonnage fans with smaller-tonnage outdoor units that has drawn a lot of interest.

Designed for cooling work areas, this fan has a direct-drive motor for quiet and efficient operation.