Inside Air In, Outside Air Out

Fantech Air Curtains :: Heated & Unheated Models

Sometimes I think we have it a little too easy during the winter here in Salt Lake.  Sure, winters in Utah aren't the worst around, but we know how to stay nice 'n' cozy just like everyone else.

It's not uncommon for many of us to snuggle up in our beds on a cold, frigid night after drinking a hot cup of carefully prepared, marshmallow-garnished hot chocolate; electric blankets on and set for the night.  We wake up in the morning, get out of bed, reach for our robes and slide our feet into a pair of plush slippers to keep our toes toasty.  Making our way to the bathroom, we steam up the mirrors whilst enjoying our prolonged showers, wasting precious water and loving every hot, relaxing drop of it.  We scurry to our cars, scrape off the snow in a panic, jump in and crank the heater to "scorch" mode.  Gliding across the ice-laden streets we maneuver our way to the workplace and anticipate again walking through the doors and being greeted by the nice, warm air inside.

Seems in today's world we've considered every possible situation in which we might get a bit chilly and come up with a solution.  An air curtain is just that - a solution to a problem: how to keep the inside air in, and the outside air out.  The first place you might encounter an air curtain (and maybe never noticed it before) would be in a retail store.  Go in to a big-name retail store next time and just as you walk through the main doors, look up.  The air curtain they install right over the top of the main entrance doors (that big piece of equipment blowing air on your head) is providing a whole list of benefits to the company and the consumers trying to escape the bitter-cold air on a winter day.

Open doors and entry ways create drafts, increase costs and introduce pollutants. Installing an air curtain above the door or window adds a “barrier” in that opening. Heated units improve comfort by adding heat to the space and, as an added bonus, dry floors which may become wet due to rain or snow being tracked in from the outdoors. Air curtains reduce heat loss/heat gain through an open door or window, improving energy efficiency by reducing the load on the buildings HVAC system while effectively maintaining a comfortable air temperature indoors.

We're glad to offer Fantech's line of air curtains, which are known for their superior performance & reliability and have been proven to provide unmatched comfort while increasing revenue.  Fantech offers heated and unheated models to work in a variety of light commercial applications, such as in:

• Retail Shops
• Produce Cases
• Bars & Restaurants
• Strip Malls
• Nursing Homes
• Offices
• Hospitals/Clinics
• Walk In Coolers
• Entry Ways
• Schools
• Churches & more

Want to learn more?:

• Visit Fantech's Website
• Visit ComfortGurus.com
  
• Download Fantech Air Curtain Brochure
• Download Fantech Air Curtain Brochure (en Español)
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Check 'em out and stay warm!