Boston, MA (PRWEB) September 20, 2015 -- AirMotion Sciences, Inc., maker of patented 9’ – 15’ HVLS (High Volume Low Speed) fans known as Big Smart Fans™, is pleased to introduce its new line of 16’ – 24’ HVLS Fans, to be known as their Big Simple Fans™.
Both lines of AirMotion’s HVLS fans have small, highly energy efficient motors, and are used for cooling, heat de-stratification, ventilation, and as alternatives to air conditioning in large facilities. These innovative industrial ceiling fans offer improved performance over traditional HVLS fans, but with much greater versatility, to reduce energy costs and environmental stress, while enhancing comfort and productivity.
The Big Simple Fans are lower cost, larger in size, and come with simpler features, all in a powerful yet compact and lightweight package. While providing all the energy savings and comfort benefits HVLS fans are known for, the Big Simple Fans move and mix up to twice as much air as competing HVLS fans.
“Our design brief was simple” states AirMotion Founder & CEO Peter Caruso, “engineer a completely new HVLS fan that moves and mixes massive amounts of air, is cost competitive, has a compact and light weight power unit, enables air to be moved equally effectively up or down, is built robustly, and uses some of the innovative technology from our Big Smart fans.”
“We worked closely with the engineers at Lenze Americas to come up with the ideal combination of motor and gear reducer to meet our needs” comments VP of Engineering David Fischer. “The quality and workmanship of the gear motor package, coupled with its elegance and power, is just what we were looking for!”
This new line of Big Simple Fans feature 3 HP motors, aluminum gear reducers, carefully matched Variable Frequency Drives, and makes use of the Company’s proprietary control software in its low voltage fan controllers to allow manual to fully automatic operation using built in temperature sensors. In addition, continuing AirMotion’s innovative approach to blade and hub design, the Big Simple Fans have powerful extruded aluminum blades and pitch angles that were carefully engineered for their effectiveness in blowing air equally well upwards and downwards with low turbulence and maximum impact.
AirMotion’s original Big Smart Fans are known for their industry ground-breaking Variable Pitch Technology (VPT™), which enables their Rotatair™ composite blades to be adjusted 0 to 20 degrees, up or down, while the fan is operating. Coupled with AirMotion’s proprietary MultiMode Control Capability, users have the versatility to operate their Big Smart HVLS fans manually to fully automatically for the most effective and efficient air movement performance in their facility.
Says Caruso: “We continue to break HVLS fan ground with our Big Simple Fans. Their power and effectiveness in moving and mixing massive volumes of air to reduce energy costs while improving comfort in large spaces will be difficult to match!”
About AirMotion Sciences, Inc.
AirMotion Sciences, Inc. is a Massachusetts based clean tech company specializing in energy efficient air-movement systems for large industrial and agricultural facilities to help them reduce energy usage while increasing productivity and bottom lines.
AirMotion Sciences’ products can significantly reduce industrial facility energy costs by effectively and efficiently mixing and moving large masses of air for heating, cooling, ventilating, and improving workplace environments. AirMotion customers can better manage facility temperature and indoor air quality (IAQ), resulting in greater employee comfort and increased productivity while reducing turnover, absenteeism, and healthcare costs. Payback periods are short and ROI very high due to significantly reduced operating costs and elimination of energy waste and loss.
AirMotion Sciences is committed to conserving energy, reducing industrial carbon footprints, and working towards a sustainable future. For further information about AirMotion’s Big Smart Fans – and now its Big Simple Fans - and the company please refer to our website http://www.airmotionsciences.com or contact AirMotion directly.
Peter Caruso, AirMotion Sciences, Inc., http://www.airmotionsciences.com, +1 (508) 653-3500, [email protected]
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