Wall mounted Fans

Maximise comfort, and minimise energy with our serious air moving Wall Fans

Quiet, comfortable, and leading technology

Perfect for smaller spaces or where direct airflow is required.

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Key Features

All the benefits of high volume low speed (HVLS) technology, for smaller spaces. Our wall fans are aerodynamically designed to withstand harsh conditions, with direct cooling power, without contributing to noise pollution

Mix & match mounting methods

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Mix & match mounting methods

Mix & match mounting methods

Durable and versatile, can be mounted almost anywhere with a variety of installation brackets available.

US made, local support

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US made, local support

US made, local support

Designed and built in our custom-made manufacturing facility in Lexington, Kentucky. Stocked locally for quick dispatch, with an NZ and Brisbane-based support team.

Cutting Edge Controls

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Cutting Edge Controls

Cutting Edge Controls

Easy BMS integration that can sync up to eight fans. Compatible with Modbus or 0-10 V protocols, providing flexibility for integration into existing building automation systems.

Smashingly Durable

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Smashingly Durable

Smashingly Durable

Unrivalled airflow and built to endure with a gearless direct-drive motor. IP55 - IP65 means easy clean down and use in covered outdoors and washdown zones.

World leading LEED Gold certified research facility

In our quest to understand big airflow, we invested in a 4,180-square-meter research lab at our US headquarters – the world’s first and only facility of its kind specifically designed to test big fans. Whether we’re creating prototypes, measuring air coverage, or building new safety systems, the live tests at this LEED Gold-certified R&D facility give us real data for superior product development.

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