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Maximizing HVAC System Performance with HVLS Fans
Research has consistently shown that workers who are uncomfortably hot or cold are more prone to fatigue, error and distraction and are less productive.
In any industrial facility, maintaining a comfortable environment is a key component for success. Research has consistently shown that workers who are uncomfortably hot or cold are more prone to fatigue, error and distraction and are less productive. They are also potentially at risk for heat stress and other medical issues and are more likely to suffer from low morale—things that no facility manager wants.
Facility managers should recognize another innovation readily available to them: networked systems of high-volume, low-speed (HVLS) fans. By mixing heat-stratified layers of air, HVLS fans make HVAC systems more efficient, significantly improving the comfort and health of those facility visitors/employees 365 days a year. They also help reduce energy consumption, combat air quality issues and can even be integrated into fire prevention systems.
