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A 100,000 square foot distribution center or manufacturing facility with a typical layout of racking and equipment can require five to ten fans to enjoy optimal benefits. The key factors are location, height, size, and density of airflow obstructions. For size selection, bigger is usually better for large areas. Ceiling heights are ideally more than 15'. Clearance above the fans should be at least 3'-5' for best airflow; nominal clearances of blades from nearby equipment and structures are recommended. If you do not know, leave this field blank and we will assist you.

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Exhaust fans and vents: list the number of exhaust fans and vents. Detail location as well as you can. If a facility drawing is available with obstructions marked, we can easily work from it.

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List any ceiling obstructions. This can include heaters, lighting, crane mounts, or other items attached to the ceiling. Use area above for vents and fans.

Rack and other floor-mounted items: Describe equipment such as pallet racks or production machinery that are tall enough to potentially obstruct a ceiling mounted fan:

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