Adam Vorisek

Yes, We have two fan models suitable for residential applications.  The Lincoln Street Fan is MacroAir's version of a more traditional home ceiling fan. The AVD370 is offered in greater diameters ...

Wiring diagrams for common components such as VFD control panels, remotes, and motors can be found in the fan installation manuals here.  

The rating of each controller is as follows: Standard Touchscreen/Controller 4: IP 40 (front only) Controller 30/Dual Control: IP 66 (ensure any unused glands on the bottom are plugged to maintain...

AVD370 fans use a single motor for all available diameters 6', 8', 10', and 12', so blades can freely be changed between available diameters. Diameter changes within the motor range will require VF...

The AirLegacy is analog-only and cannot be changed to a different controller type. If you need a touchscreen, network capability, or more advanced options such as Dual Control or Local Override, yo...

The Lincoln street fan ships with two extension lengths: one tube is 6" for a total drop length of 13" to the bottom of the fan, and the second tube is is 12" for a total drop length of 19" to the ...

A flashing run light on the VFD is not a fault code, but it is indicative of an issue with the fan. A flashing run light means that the fan has received a run command, but something is preventing i...

Energy consumption varies by several factors, including the fan model, diameter, incoming voltage, and commanded speed. Our specification sheets located here give useful energy consumption informat...

MacroAir fans are designed to run for as long and as fast as you need when properly installed. Some facilities run fans at 50% speed for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, while others run their fans at...

Most MacroAir HVLS fan models can communicate with a building management system/building automation system (BMS/BAS) through the use of our AirLynk, which is the only controller that supports Bacne...