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Titan HVLS Fan
The Titan is Hunter Industrial's flagship warehouse fan, built for the largest open spaces. Available from 14 to 24 feet in diameter, a single, 24 foot model covers up to 22,500 square feet at under 55 dBA. Backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty.
ECO HVLS Fan
The ECO fan gives smaller and mid-size warehouses an efficient way to move air. Sizes run from 8 to 24 feet, with a single, 24 foot model covering up to 14,400 square feet. Backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty.
XP HVLS Fan
The XP is built for compact warehouse spaces and lower ceilings. At 7 to 14 feet in diameter, a single fan can cover up to 4,900 square feet while staying under 55 dBA. Backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty.
DDI HVLS Fan
The DDI offers simple, dependable airflow for distribution centers and warehouse use. At 20 or 24 feet, a single fan can cover 11,000 to 13,000 square feet. Backed by a Limited 5 Year Warranty.
How Many HVLS Fans Does a Warehouse Need?
Fan size and count depend on ceiling height and floor space, not a single rule of thumb. Every Hunter Industrial HVLS model has a specific coverage area, so you can match fan size to your actual square footage instead of guessing. Contact us to see how to get the right fan count for your space.
| Model | Diameter Range | Coverage Area (per fan) |
|---|---|---|
| Titan | 14 ft to 24 ft | 7,744 to 22,500 sq ft |
| ECO | 8 ft to 24 ft | 1,600 to 14,400 sq ft |
| XP | 7 ft to 14 ft | 1,225 to 4,900 sq ft |
| DDI | 20 ft or 24 ft | 11,000 to 13,000 sq ft |
HVLS Fans vs. Traditional Ceiling Fans
HVLS fans move a large volume of air slowly across a wide area, so they mix the whole room instead of blasting a narrow path. This spreads the perceived cooling effect evenly and typically uses less total energy than running several large, traditional fans across a warehouse floor to cover the same square footage.
Traditional high speed fans move air fast in a narrow zone. They help right in front of the fan but do little for the rest of a large warehouse, and running enough of them to cover the same floor usually costs more in electricity than one properly sized HVLS fan.
Beyond the Warehouse
While warehouses are a common application, industrial airflow challenges exist across a wide range of environments. Hunter Industrial fans are trusted in manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, retail spaces, agricultural operations, automotive service centers, and other demanding commercial and industrial settings. From improving employee comfort to supporting operational efficiency, our airflow solutions are engineered to meet the unique needs of virtually any large space.
Not sure which fan is right for your facility? Our team can help evaluate your environment, goals, and application requirements to recommend the best airflow solution for your business. Whether you're cooling a warehouse, manufacturing facility, agricultural operation, automotive service center, wash bay, or process area, Hunter Industrial's airflow experts can help you identify the right solution for your unique needs. Contact us today to discuss your application and get expert guidance on selecting the best fan for your facility.
HVLS Fans Work Year Round
Perceived Cooling Effect in the Summer
In summer, the moving air from an HVLS fan speeds up moisture evaporating from skin, which creates a perceived cooling effect without lowering the actual room temperature. See the FAQ below for the research behind this effect.
Winter Destratification
In winter, running an HVLS fan in reverse at low speed pushes warm air that has collected near the ceiling back down to floor level, helping to cut the heating needed to keep the floor level comfortable. See the FAQ below for the research behind this effect.
The warehouse lineup below is pulled from Hunter Industrial's full range of commercial and industrial HVLS fans, from the compact XP for smaller spaces to the 24 foot Titan for the largest open bays. Every model is rated under 55 dBA, backed by ETL certification, and built to run in reverse for winter heat recovery as well as a perceived cooling effect in the summer.
- ETL/Intertek Certified to ANSI/UL 507
- Manufactured in Smyrna, TN
- Limited Lifetime Warranty (Titan, ECO, XP)
Frequently Asked Questions About Warehouse HVLS Fans
What does CFM mean, and how much air do these fans move?
What is the difference between the Titan, ECO, XP, and DDI fans?
What does HVLS mean?
What size warehouse HVLS fan do I need?
How many HVLS fans does a large warehouse need?
How do you cool a warehouse with fans?
Do HVLS fans help distribute heat in a warehouse in winter too?
How loud are Hunter Industrial's warehouse HVLS fans?
What certifications do Hunter Industrial's warehouse fans carry?
What is the warranty on a Hunter Industrial warehouse fan?
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