Air-Row Fan Company manufactures two distinct products to rotate or destratify air and create energy efficiency for buildings. Both products have an exceptional success rate in cutting energy costs and creating a more comfortable environment for all types of buildings. Air-Row products may qualify for energy efficiency credits.

The Air-Row F-18 is designed for open ceilings and can be tailored to your needs, with a variety of available options. The fans push air down in a column no wider than 2′ to 3′ from as high as 40′ up.

The Air-Row LA-248 is a commercial/industrial flush mount ceiling fan designed to be dropped into a suspended ceiling.

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• All hangars, cables, and chains must be capable of complying with all weight bearing specifications to meet or exceed local codes. We recommend the #HF02-5FT system.
• Attach each length of chain or aircraft cable to the quick locks which are attached to each side of the fan bracket.
• Attach the beam clamps (C clamp) to the top of the length of chair or aircraft cable.
• Mount the beam clamps (C clamp) securely to the structural ceiling joints or building structure.
• Connect the lead wires to the power supply. Connect black-to-black, white-to-white, and green-to-green to ground nut on a collection box in accordance with NEC (NFPA 70) and all applicable local codes and standards.
• Wiring connections should be pushed carefully into the outlet box.

If you need a directional column:
• Grocery Stores
• Entranceways
• Factories

From high ceilings (up to 40′)
• Auditoriums
• Atriums and Open Bays
• Local Field Houses (without affecting the hanging banners)

To dry and warm the floors, aid occupational safety, and fit into virtually any ceiling configuration:
• 12″W x 12″D x 18″ L
• Total hanging weight (single 12 lb; double 24 lb; quad 48 lb)

Can be easily incorporated into existing electrical circuit:
• Draws .18 Amp
• 16 running watts
• Uses the power of a 40 watt light bulb
• Without any exposed fan blades (great for gymnasiums and other indoor facilities)

  ]]> http://www.airrowfans.com/where-to-best-use-air-row-fans/feed 0 http://www.airrowfans.com/what-kind-of-savings-will-i-experience-when-i-install-an-air-row-fan-2 http://www.airrowfans.com/what-kind-of-savings-will-i-experience-when-i-install-an-air-row-fan-2#comments Thu, 10 Mar 2011 02:34:01 +0000 airrowfa http://www.airrowfan.com/?p=469 Studies have shown that in the typical commercial/industrial building, heat rises at 3/4 degree Fahrenheit for each foot of vertical height. A building with a 20′ ceiling would typically be 15 degrees Fahrenheit warmer at the ceiling than at the floor.

It has been proven in countless applications that for every one degree Fahrenheit of temperature that is brought down from the ceiling to the floor (until equalization) results in a conservative 1 1/2- 2 % savings in energy usage. Additionally, we have just added to the life of the ballasts in the ceiling light fixtures.

A receiving area of a store had an ongoing 15 degree Fahrenheit difference between their 22′ ceiling and the floor. After the installation of the Air-Row F-18 fans the ongoing difference is now 5 degrees Fahrenheit. The ambient temperature was 45 degrees Fahrenheit.

*Figures are based on heat delivered by one fan rated @1250 cfm velocity
Sensible Heat (BTUH)=CFM*1.08*Delta T

400 cfm=1 ton of cooling (wind chill effect)
An F-18 can equate to 1 ton of cooling in terms of air movement.
An F-18 dual can equate to 2 tons of cooling in terms of air movement.
An F-18 quad can equate to 4 tons of cooling in terms of air movement.

12,000 BTU/hour= 1 ton of refrigeration and/or air conditioning

•  I need the air from the ceiling to reach the floor.

The Air-Row fan will direct a column of air no wider than 3′ from as high up as 40′ to not only reach the floor, but warm the floor as it spreads covering around 2500 square feet. Our ceiling paddle fans will mix the air from the ceiling. As it approaches the floor it will spread and gradually rise back up to the ceiling.

We are not anti-paddle fans as we have been manufacturing a complete line of fan and other air moving and treatment products since 1981.

• I have a congested ceiling configuration and narrow aisles.

The Air-Row fan is a 12″w x 12″d x 18″L. The fan can fit into tight spaces among ceiling joists, beams, and duct runs. The total hanging weight is 12 pounds per Air-Row fan and presents little stress load problems.

• There is a limited amount of available power at the ceiling.

Each Air-Row fan draws 1 amp and 17 running watts. The Air-Row fan uses the equivalent power of a 60 watt light bulb.

We can control the speed of this air with either a hard-wired speed control at the floor level or with a remote control that can be controlled on/off and up/down at the floor.

We can control the timing of the operation of the Air-Row fan. With the temperature control option, the Air-Row fan will operate only when the ceiling temperature is within a preset temperature range. We also have the fire-safe option. The Air-Row fan will automatically shut off when the temperature at the ceiling reaches 135 degrees Fahrenheit.

We can control the volume of the air coming down to the floor by clustering the Air-Row fans in a dual bracket, or a quad bracket, etc. We also can install an UV/O3 lamp on the top of the motor bracket. Now the incoming air can rush over this lamp and be treated for airborne bacteria and/or odors, individually or in a tailored combination.