Airius Fans offer a proven and cost-effective solution to the cooling of spaces with many benefits compared to large HVLS fans.
See this comparison below:
Airius FansFeatures & Benefits
$ 99
Per Month- Hidden Blades – YES
- Unobtrusive – YES
- Lowest Upfront Costs – YES
- Lowest Running Costs – YES
- No Strobing of Lighting – YES
- No Lighting Redesign Required – YES
- No Yearly Maintenance Contract – YES
- Single Phase Power – YES
- No Height Install Restrictions – YES
- Not Affected by Cross Winds – YES
- No Structural Install Required – YES
- No Guy Ropes Required – YES
- No Clashing with Cranes – YES
- No Damage from Basketballs – YES
- No Protective Nets/Cages Needed – YES
- Full Speed or BMS Control – YES
- Full Replacement Warranty – YES
- Low Noise – YES
Airius Fans
HVLS FansFeatures & Benefits
$ 99
Per Month- NO – Hidden Blades
- NO – Unobtrusive
- NO – Lowest Upfront Costs
- NO – Lowest Running Costs
- NO – No Strobing of Lighting
- NO – No Lighting Redesign Required
- NO – No Yearly Maintenance Contract
- NO – Single Phase Power
- NO – No Height Install Restrictions
- NO – Not Affected by Cross Winds
- NO – No Structural Install Required
- NO – No Guy Ropes Required
- NO – No Clashing with Cranes
- NO – No Damage from Basketballs
- NO – No Protective Nets/Cages Needed
- YES – Full Speed or BMS Control
- YES – Full Replacement Warranty
- YES – Low Noise
HVLS Fans
Understanding Airflow Patterns
Correct fan placement is crucial for maximizing airflow distribution while adhering to safety standards.
*Data provided by a large blade fan manufacturer and highlights how their air flow moves in summer cooling
Open Area Airflow
The airflow moves from the fan toward the floor.
When airflow hits the floor, it moves outward in all directions.
The deflection of air off the floor is called a “floor jet.”
Enclosed Area Airflow
The floor jet radiates outward until it reaches the walls, which deflect the jet upward. After it hits the ceiling, the upward flow is directed inward to the low pressure area above the fan where it is then pulled down toward the floor. This creates a convection-like air current that gathers momentum. Once this current is established, the fan begins to move air outside the current, escalating its cooling effects.
Multiple Fan Airflow
Where there are multiple fans appropriately spaced, the expanding jets of adjacent fans meet to create a pressure zone. The pressure zone acts like a wall, causing each fan to behave like a single enclosed fan.
Typically, a single fan’s performance will increase when working in conjunction with other fans.
Airius Airflow Pattern
Blade-less Technology
This image above of Airius Air Pear units in operation highlights how the air flow pattern is similar to that of a HVLS product. It’s just that one uses large exposed blades and one doesn’t.
Eventually the Air Pears air flow pattern will start to rise back up to the roof again and continue recirculating as does the HVLS fan air flow pattern. Air flow is achieved all across the floor at 600mm AFFL.
Airius Sports / Hall Cooling Series
Air Pear 60/EC
Hi there,
I’m interested in a quote for Air Pears etc for 2 spaces (8m x 10m & 8m x 13m) and would appreciate your help.
Many Thanks
Hi Shaun, many thanks for your enquiry. One of our representatives will be in touch with you shortly to discuss your application. Sam.