Adam Vorisek

The Lincoln Street fan is not compatible with our standard HVLS controls, which includes the AirLynk BMS option. Therefore, the fan is not able to be interfaced with a BMS.

A OL1 or OL2 fault (fault codes 11 and 12 on the touchscreen, respectively) stands for Overload. The VFD has detected that the current (amps) on the output of the VFD has exceeded what was expected...

MacroAir has distributors in several countries and can ship to most locations around the world. For information on fan availability in your country, please contact our Sales team at (866)668-3247 o...

The advanced password-protected features on a standard touchscreen controller should not be necessary in a standard fan installation. You may have accidentally pressed an unintended button. Follow ...

The light kit is not currently available for the Lincoln Street fan, but there will be a light option in the future.

A OC fault (fault code 7 on the touchscreen) stands for Overcurrent. The VFD has detected that the current (amps) on the output of the VFD has exceeded what was expected. There are several possible...

Yes, MacroAir offers installation and repair services. To set up an installation, please contact our Sales team at (866)668-3247 option 1. Our business hours are Monday-Friday 7AM-4PM PST, excludin...

The Lincoln Street fan does not require the blades to be balanced post-installation when using the standard drop length. Additional balancing may be required on drop lengths over 5' for optimal per...

A LF fault (fault code 28 on the touchscreen) is an output phase loss fault. The VFD has detected that a phase is missing on the output. Below are some possible causes.   1. The motor cable is not ...

MacroAir can provide installation and repair services to almost anywhere in the United States. For information on MacroAir installer coverage and availability, please contact our Sales team at (866...