Air Jammer Air Movement Fans

Airjammer fans are designed to maximise performance and to look good at the same time. Despite their massive air movement capabilities they are quieter than fans with half their capacity.

Airjammer fans are ideally suited to high visibility areas in health clubs and can be seen in gyms, aerobic studios, and solarium areas, spinning classes and sports halls around country, as well as a host of industrial applications.

Airjammer fans have electronic speed control with three standard speeds.

The 500mm are very popular and are commonly purchased as mobile or pedestal units. The air movement capacity at 1400 RPM is a staggering 10,000 cubic metres of air every hour. The air movement can be felt 30 feet away from the fan. The 500 fan has a maximum noise rating of 63 dBA.

The 630mm fan is only available as a mobile unit on wheels.

They come complete with a 1 year warranty.  It is not valid for products delivered, or for use, outside of the United Kingdom.

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Why choose an air movement fan?

Air movement fans have a number of valuable benefits:

1) Moving air feels cooler
It is a fact of science that moving air feels colder than still air (weather forecasters call this the wind chill factor). Airjammer fans significantly affect the perception of the temperature of the room in fitness area

2) Moving air creates lower pressure
This law of physics means that although the Airjammer is in effect blowing a cylinder of air directly in-front of it, the fact that this channel is at a lower pressure than the air above, below and to the sides means the higher air pressure itself starts to move to even out the pressure and this causes a perceived cooling effect throughout the room

3) Air movement allows ventilation systems to work more effectively
Air cooling systems and standard ventilation systems such as air intakes and even open windows require air movement to work most effectively to remove hot air. In still air situations the heat generated by people exercising, the motors of machines, lights etc. rise towards the ceiling. Windows and ventilation systems are typically at eye height rather than roof level. By moving the air in the room the hot air is in effect blown out the windows, doors etc and replaced with cooler air from outside.

4) Air movement leads to greater evaporation
Washing on a line dries quicker on windy days than on still days. The same effect leads to improved evaporation of perspiration and therefore greater comfort whether exercising or working.

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