Adam Vorisek

There are a number of reasons why fans may not show up on a network controller. Ensure that your network controller is properly set up per the instructions in the installation manual (install manua...

The standard wireless remote for the Lincoln Street Fan can control one fan. It may be possible to use a third party remote via ©Bond Bridge to control multiple fans, but MacroAir does not have any...

An OPE10 fault (unknown fault code on the touchscreen) is a V/F data error fault code. The VFD has detected a conflict in the V/F parameters. Contact MacroAir Technical Support to verify VFD progra...

Yes, we sell our fans directly as well as work with a network of distributors in various areas, depending on your location and desired fan model. Please contact our Sales team at (866)668-3247 opti...

Loctite is used as a threadlocker to help secure bolts and prevent them from loosening. Loctite is not provided by MacroAir and is generally only recommended when using the unistrut span method to ...

Our HVLS fan drives communicate using Modbus, which is difficult to set up and use for complex wireless networks. We are exploring wireless options and hope to have a solution available in the futu...

The Lincoln Street fan is not compatible with our HVLS control options and cannot be networked with our HVLS fan lines.

An OPE05 fault (unknown fault code on the touchscreen) is a command misalignment fault code. The VFD has detected a conflict in the commands it is receiving, such as receiving a forward and reverse...

Our Sales team can help you find the nearest distributor for our products. Please contact our Sales team at (866)668-3247 option 1. Our business hours are Monday-Friday 7AM-4PM PST, excluding holid...

The standard digital controller cannot be wired to a timer or thermostat to turn the fan on and off at certain times or temperatures. To turn your fan on and off depending on temperature or humidit...