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Ventilation fans are used to circulate and exchange air within enclosed spaces, helping maintain required airflow and indoor air conditions. They are commonly installed in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, warehouses, parking areas and utility spaces.
Exhaust fans are used to remove stale air, heat, fumes, moisture and unwanted air from enclosed spaces. They support effective air extraction in kitchens, factories, warehouses, toilets, parking areas and other areas requiring controlled ventilation.
Fresh air fans are used to introduce outdoor air into enclosed spaces and maintain required ventilation levels. They support fresh air supply in offices, commercial buildings, hospitals, hotels, factories and other HVAC and indoor air management applications.
Propeller fans are used to move large volumes of air at relatively low pressure for general ventilation and air circulation. They are commonly installed in factories, warehouses, agricultural facilities, workshops and industrial ventilation applications.
Tube axial fans are used to move high volumes of air through ducting and ventilation systems. They support air extraction, supply ventilation and industrial airflow applications in factories, tunnels, warehouses, parking facilities and large buildings.
Jet fans are used to move and control air within enclosed spaces, particularly car parks and tunnels. They support smoke management and ventilation by directing airflow and helping remove or control smoke during emergency conditions.
HVLS fans are used to circulate large volumes of air across wide indoor areas at low rotational speeds. They support air movement, temperature distribution and ventilation in warehouses, factories, workshops, sports facilities and large commercial spaces.
HVAC dampers are used to regulate, control or isolate airflow within ventilation and duct systems. They support air balancing, zone control and smoke management, helping direct airflow according to system requirements across commercial and industrial buildings.