Finally, a cooling solution you can afford.
Virtually silent, comfortable - it is the only way to cool workers in a factory / warehouse environment. You do not need to worry about open roller doors and wasting energy as they are so efficient to operate and work even better with passive ventilation such as open doors.
High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) fans are enormous ceiling fans that move literally tons of air throughout large spaces. Because of the low speed and type of motor they are virtually silent. When this moving air hits your skin it creates a dramatic cooling effect, which largely relieves employee discomfort and heat fatigue. In some spaces it is now a major health and safety concern to have overheating staff and no effective form of cooling in place.
Historically it has been cost prohibitive to cool large industrial steel construction sheds due to the lack of insulation, not being airtight, and overall vastness of the building - the capital spend alone on installing a refrigeration cooling / HVAC system is enormous, then the operational expenses relating to this cooling makes it totally unachievable to many. HVLS Fans are the solution you have been looking for!
Yes. Jet Black Fans work with several install teams around NZ, many of which are happy working outside of work hours to ensure the best Health and Safety practices are kept. Jet Black Fans can also install during work hours and have site safety plans along with H&S certification required for the job.
Most warehouse facilities can house our largest fan - Eurus Series for ultimate and even airflow distribution.
If cooling is needed at the top of shelving for either fork lift drivers or for regulating product temperature we will need to assess directly. This is a specialist job to ensure the best fit for your facility and will require our team to assess on a case by case scenario.
Yes your building alarm system can be integrated with Jet Black fans. All it requires your building alarm system team to liaise with our installers to ensure the correct output is applied, then the alarm team integrate it into the fire alarm system to auto-stop in the event of a fire.







