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BIG, HUGE, GIANT, MONSTER CEILING FANS

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Hunter XP HVLS Ceiling FansThanks to the marketing of a donkey’s rear end (aka big ass OR a$$ for us in the know), many people are now familiar with High Volume Low Speed ceiling fans. To reduce your electric bill (ROI is generally less than 3 years), ask the right questions before proceeding. Here’s a quick starter HVLS checklist (not comprehensive – ahem – must account for the experienced ones out there) to get your wheels turning:

  • Is the area you are considering open and generally unobstructed?
  • Which processes could a breeze hurt?
  • What is the temperature of the air you will be moving?
  • Power requirements?
  • How is your lighting situated?
  • Do you have fire sprinklers and will this affect install?
  • Do I need more than one fan?
  • How much air do I really need?

Hot air is marketed by the manufacturers. The facts are simple. Avoid costly mistakes and work with the company that invented ceiling fans in the 19th century and finally joined our industrial sector. Use a purpose built, sleek, no frills fan with the highest quality components backed by the biggest ceiling fan manufacturer in the world. Hunter.

Contact us. We get into the details with you, keep it simple, and quote and/or install (we are both dealer and authorized installer). Do this with confidence and avoid the hype.