IKEA
IKEA would like to find a great way to save on operating costs by reducing the cost of heating and cooling its space while reducing CO2 emissions.
View Case StudyMacroAir
AirLite
AT A GLANCE
- 14 foot (4.2m diameter)
- Gearbox-drive HVLS fan
- Suitable for ceiling heights of 14–30ft (4.2–9m)
- Plug-and-play 240V, 10A plug
- 2-year warranty
- DIY installation
- No electrician required
- Indoor use only
- Suitable for spaces from 160m² to 740m²
The MacroAir AirLite sets the standard for DIY industrial HVLS fans. It is ideal for small businesses, warehouses, workshops, garages and other spaces needing big air movement on a limited budget. The reliable industrial-grade gearmotor and supplied installation components help you get back to work faster with a new level of comfort.
PRIMARY
APPLICATIONS:
- Smaller warehouses
- Industrial workshops
- Mechanical workshops
- Gyms
Plug-and-play wall controller
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Simple plug-and-play setup
The preconfigured power and control arrangement is designed to simplify installation and everyday operation.
Industrial-grade gearmotor
A reliable gearbox-driven power unit delivers large-volume airflow for workshops, garages and smaller warehouses.
Forward, reverse and variable speed
Adjust airflow for comfort in warmer conditions and air redistribution during cooler periods.
Rigid mounting system
The AirLite uses a rigid mount without the need for guy wires, helping streamline installation.
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Difference
Great savings, more efficiency with direct-drive technology. Get a side-by-side fan specification comparison between MacroAir and conventional HVLS fans.
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MacroAir’s AirVolution-D brought home the Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s 2015 Product of the Year silver award in the air movement category.
Consulting-Specifying Engineer asked companies to submit new and improved products, and readers voted. Thank you to everyone who voted for the re-invented HVLS direct-drive fan.
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