High-volume fans for public buildings

In high-altitude, open-volume spaces, warm air rises upwards, and the cooled air often stays closer to the feeding points, and there are variations between the zones: at the entrance, in the center of the hall, in queues and in waiting areas, people experience the microclimate differently.

• in the upper part of the room accumulates a warm layer;
• The cooled air does not always reach remote areas.
• in places of congestion of people faster appears overheating;
• Without mixing, there are areas where the air almost does not move.

A large fan doesn't replace ventilation or air conditioning. It helps the air move as a single volume: it mixes layers, reduces stagnant areas, and makes climate systems more uniform.

Due to the soft movement of air, visitors are more comfortable in waiting rooms, foyers, exhibition spaces, library halls and cinemas, where a sharp draft would be undesirable.

Solutions are suitable for facilities where the flow of people varies according to schedules, events or transport loads.

• Transportation hubs. Stations, airports, waiting terminals and large transfer zones.
• Cultural sites. Museums, exhibition halls, galleries and spaces for events.
• Public buildings. Libraries, cinemas, multifunctional halls, halls and foyers.

For large halls with high ceilings, the main solution is usually the M-700 series: it moves a high volume of air and helps to stabilise the indoor climate in the lobby or waiting room.

If the problem is local, for example in the queue area, the entrance group or a separate foyer, you can consider the wall M-400.

At public facilities, it is important to test the solution not in an empty hall, but under real load: during peak hours, during events, film screenings, exhibitions or transport waves.

We will help you choose a model and layout, and then test the equipment at the facility during a 30-day test drive.