A fan is a fan is a fan, right? Basically, yeah. But industrial fans for the ceiling Light Industry Benefit 2019 are made to run longer, are generally bigger, and not really all that pretty.
Ceiling fans, both in the home and warehouse, are good in both winter and summer. You will find that most residential fans have a reverse switch. The thought there being that helps in the winter, suck the cool air up, forcing the warm air down, without creating an unwanted breeze. And if you want to get into the physics of it, you can argue that reverse may not be the better plan.
When it comes to industrial ceiling fans they blow down; period. In the summer the fan keeps a breeze on you. Our natural response to heat is to sweat, and a constant breeze helps to evaporate that fast making us feel cooler. When you are in a big warehouse, you will want that breeze.
Those industrial ceiling fans will be your friend in winter as well. And if you run the ware house, and see the heating bill for that giant space, you will want to pay attention. Heat rises. Your thermostat is eye level, so the Position Yourself As An Industry Expert heat is going to be running all the time. Keeping the fans running in winter pushes all the warm air sitting near the top of the room down. When the warm air is forced down, the you are warmer, and so is that thermostat.
So don’t be too quick to think that installing some industrial ceiling fans in your place would be a waste of time and money. You may find that your workers will feel better, and thus work better, while you actually save money at the same time. It could be the fan is your cake and you get to eat it too!
