Large Ceiling Fans Manufactured Warehouse

Prevent Condensation

Industrial Ceiling Fans for Manufacturing

Cool the Herd

Big Ceiling Fans for Cattle

Gently circulating air keeps you comfortable. Eliminate dead spots. Ameriwind's HVLS fans keep you comfortable.

Improve Your Airflow - with these Fans

Does mold or mildew grow on your pallets, lumber, or wood inventory?

Q: Why does my fan have a loud, roaring noise at full speed?

Sometimes, a fan will produce a loud, roaring noise when running at maximum speed. This is often due to the particular fan's design. In this case, the best solution is usually to run the fan at a slower speed. If the noise persists, consider switching to a backward-inclined fan, which is designed to handle high pressure better with less noise.

Big ceiling fans minimize the growth of mold and mildew by keeping inventory dry and free of condensation.

Does rust form on your steel inventory?

Large commercial ceiling fans can minimize rust by eliminating moisture and condensation.

When humidity is high, is your floor wet, and does condensation appear in your warehouse work area?

Big ceiling fans can keep those areas dry by maintaining a gentle movement of air.

Why is my fan making squeaking noises?

"If your fan produces a squeaking noise, it could be due to the belt slipping. This typically happens when the belt has been in use for a long time and has become worn.
Replacing and properly tightening the belt should alleviate this issue. Consider direct magnet drive fans that eliminate belts and gear issues."

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Why does my HVLS fan have a high-pitched squeal?

If you notice a high-pitched squeal that changes with the motor's RPM, it might be due to the carrier frequency parameter of the Variable Frequency Drive (VFD). This parameter typically ranges from 4,000 to 32,000. Increasing it can help reduce the motor noise. However, a higher carrier frequency might cause the VFD to heat up more quickly, so monitor the temperature closely."

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Why does my large ceiling fan have a loud, roaring noise at full speed?

Sometimes, a large ceiling fan will produce a loud, roaring noise when running at maximum speed. This is often due to the particular fan's design. In this case, the best solution is usually to run the fan at a slower speed. If the noise persists, consider switching to a Ameriwind fan, which is designed to handle high speeds with less noise.

How do you size a ceiling fan for a warehouse?

The easiest method to size a big HVLS ceiling fan is based on the number of people working in a 100ft area. If it's only 1 person,, a fan will cover 8x its diameter. If many people are physically working and edges are important, a fan will cover 4x its diameter.

What is the price of a large HVLS Ceiling fan?

We used to sell imported 8ft fans for $600 . However, they only blew 2lb of air and the electronics often failed. We got tired of it and now only sell our own fans. They blow between 20lb and 150lb of air and the price is between $2500 to $6000.

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What our "Big Fans" are saying

We decided to install Ameriwind fans rather than circulating fans because there was not a big difference in the initial cost of the fans. Plus, the cost of running the Ameriwind fans is considerably less because they require less voltage. And, the Ameriwind fans push air down and creates air movement between the cows and throughout the barn.

Lamar Zimmerman

Martindale, PA

We decided to install Ameriwind fans rather than circulating fans because there was not a big difference in the initial cost of the fans. Plus, the cost of running the Ameriwind fans is considerably less because they require less voltage. And, the Ameriwind fans push air down and creates air movement between the cows and throughout the barn.

Lamar Zimmerman

Martindale, PA

We decided to install Ameriwind fans rather than circulating fans because there was not a big difference in the initial cost of the fans. Plus, the cost of running the Ameriwind fans is considerably less because they require less voltage. And, the Ameriwind fans push air down and creates air movement between the cows and throughout the barn.

Lamar Zimmerman

Martindale, PA

What our "Big Fans" are saying

We decided to install Ameriwind fans rather than circulating fans because there was not a big difference in the initial cost of the fans. Plus, the cost of running the Ameriwind fans is considerably less because they require less voltage. And, the Ameriwind fans push air down and creates air movement between the cows and throughout the barn.

Lamar Zimmerman

Martindale, PA

Good fans! Would definitely buy again and recommend to others.

Jesse Bitler

Vista Grande Farm - Fleetwood PA

I manage the shop and do the really technical repairs after hours for better concentration. If I leave the doors open, people keep coming. If I close the doors it gets so hot. With the big 18” AmeriWind ceiling fan, I can leave the front doors shut, and it's still comfortable. I really appreciate how well the fan works.

Sheldon Musser

I78 Truck Center

We first had another brand of large ceiling fan in our shop, then we also installed several AmeriWind fans. The AmeriWind fans move the same amount of air, but they don't make near as much noise. We like the fact that AmeriWind is a direct drive so it doesn't have a noisy gearbox like the other brand.

Sam Stolzfus

Dutch Transport

We eliminated the mold on our pallets by installing 6 AmeriWind fans above our pallet storage area. The fans have worked very well

Greg

MHP Pallet

We really like our Ameriwind fans for our dry-cow and heifer pens, we feel they were a great investment for our farm!

Ivan Hoover

Reinholds PA

The company was very helpful with support as I chose to install myself. Top tier customer service

Sheldon Brubacher

Morgantown PA

We use recycled manure solids in our dairy free stalls and these fans keep the bedding a lot dryer both summer and winter. I like they also don't blow the bedding out as bad other styles of fans.

Delvern MArtin

Ringgold Farms

Ameriwind Fans are a great product. I would recommend them as the fans are quiet. And the most important thing is that Kevin will deliver what he says.

Sam Stoltzfus

Sam's Mechanical, Gap PA

Absolutely love these fans. Cattle like them even more, I really like how quiet they run, the installation was incredible.

Gary Horst

Lebanon PA

Very nice fans, easy to install and no belts to change! Would highly recommend these!

James Martin

Iowa

We use recycled manure solids in our dairy free stalls and these fans keep the bedding a lot dryer both summer and winter. I like they also don't blow the bedding out as bad other styles of fans.

Delvan Martin

Ringgold Farms

Big Industrial Ceiling Fans

Does mold or mildew grow on your pallets, lumber, or wood inventory?

Does rust form on your steel inventory?

When humidity is high, is your floor wet, and does condensation appear in your warehouse work area?

AC Bills Too High?

Can't Hear? Tripping Over Cords?

Mold? Mildew?

Rust Making Bad Welds?

Slippery Floors? Fall Claims?

Tired of Mold or Mildew?

Rust Making Bad Welds?

Slippery Floors? Fall Claims?

Low Production? Mastitis and Abortions?

Wet Expensive Bedding?

Livestock Bunching?

Low Production? Mastitis and Abortions?

Wet Expensive Bedding?

Livestock Bunching?

See Our Big HVLS Ceiling Fans In Action

Automotive HVLS Fans

Truck and Equipment Shop fans

Warehouses and Shipping Centers

Manufacturing and Assembly

Dairy and Livestock Barns

Indoor Event Arenas

Indoor Sports and Fitness

Compost Bedded Pack

Cattle Barn Fans

Why is my fan making squeaking noises?

Why does my HVLS fan have a high-pitched squeal?

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Why does my large ceiling fan have a loud, roaring noise at full speed?

How do you size a ceiling fan for a warehouse?

What is the price of a large HVLS Ceiling fan?

We used to sell imported 8ft fans for $600 . However, they only blew 2lb of air and the electronics often failed. We got tired of it and now only sell our own fans. They blow between 20lb and 150lb of air and the price is between $2500 to $6000.

U.S. Manufactured Commercial Ceiling Fans

What our "Big Fans" are saying

What our "Big Fans" are saying

Big Industrial Ceiling Fans

Does mold or mildew grow on your pallets, lumber, or wood inventory?

Does rust form on your steel inventory?

When humidity is high, is your floor wet, and does condensation appear in your warehouse work area?

AC Bills Too High?

Can't Hear? Tripping Over Cords?

Mold? Mildew?

Rust Making Bad Welds?

Slippery Floors? Fall Claims?

Tired of Mold or Mildew?

Rust Making Bad Welds?

Slippery Floors? Fall Claims?

Low Production? Mastitis and Abortions?

Wet Expensive Bedding?

Livestock Bunching?

Low Production? Mastitis and Abortions?

Wet Expensive Bedding?

Livestock Bunching?

See Our Big HVLS Ceiling Fans In Action

Automotive HVLS Fans

Truck and Equipment Shop fans

Warehouses and Shipping Centers

Manufacturing and Assembly

Dairy and Livestock Barns

Indoor Event Arenas

Indoor Sports and Fitness

Compost Bedded Pack

Cattle Barn Fans

Why is my fan making squeaking noises?

Why does my HVLS fan have a high-pitched squeal?

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Why does my large ceiling fan have a loud, roaring noise at full speed?

How do you size a ceiling fan for a warehouse?

What is the price of a large HVLS Ceiling fan?We used to sell imported 8ft fans for $600 . However, they only blew 2lb of air and the electronics often failed. We got tired of it and now only sell our own fans. They blow between 20lb and 150lb of air and the price is between $2500 to $6000.

U.S. Manufactured Commercial Ceiling Fans

What our "Big Fans" are saying

What our "Big Fans" are saying

What is the price of a large HVLS Ceiling fan?

We used to sell imported 8ft fans for $600 . However, they only blew 2lb of air and the electronics often failed. We got tired of it and now only sell our own fans. They blow between 20lb and 150lb of air and the price is between $2500 to $6000.