HVAC and HVLS fans were featured in Metal Architecture’s January 2022 issue.
DuctSox Corp.
Round DuctSox with linear air vents arranged in a row alignment have a fabric design that allows air to be dispersed evenly throughout the length of the product. DuctSox fabric ductwork and air dispersion systems use SkeleCore fabric tensioning that was evaluated according to ISO 14025, EN 15804+A2 and ISO 21930:2017, and published in an EPD.
Go Fan Yourself Inc.
Go Fan Yourself’s Z-Chill unit provides spot cooling to specific spaces. It is available with the company’s HVLS Z-Tech fan sizes ranging from 16 feet to 24 feet. The Z-Chill unit disperses cool air across the top of Z-Tech fans. Z-Chill HVLS fans can provide as much as 20 tons of HVAC cooling power.
Fans feature upper-room UV lighting system
Greenheck Fan Corp.’s line of AMPLIFY overhead HVLS fans incorporate Northern Light UV-C technology. The design combines the air cleaning benefit of upper-room UV lighting with air circulation capabilities of overhead fans. The upper-room UV lighting system helps control airborne pathogens in medical facilities and is recommended by the CDC and ASHRAE. For effective inactivation of pathogens, Northern Light technology uses non-ozone generating UV-C bulbs inside fan blades toward blade tips where the majority of air movement occurs.
Rite-Hite Corp.
Rite-Hite’s Revolution series direct drive HVLS fans are available in two models. The Revolution 75 Series fans have 8- to 24-foot diameters for large, industrial spaces. The Revolution 25 Series fans have 6- to 12-foot diameters. Direct drive fans come standard with the Fan Commander 2.0 touchscreen control, a wireless station with customizable scheduling for 24 fans.
www.ritehite.com/en/am/products/industrial-fans/hvls-fans/revolution-75-series
