High Performance Fan Co.

05/21/2026

As the summer starts to heat up in the Mid-west, the clients over at CrossFit North Cloud are sure going to get relief with their new fan. If you're in north-central Kansas, look up the team over at .

05/08/2026

What a difference some appropriately sized fans make in a large space! We just wrapped up this beautiful install of (6) 500 Series, 18 Ft. diameter fans, at Toca Soccer and Sports Center in Eastlake, Ohio. Everyone noticed immediately the big difference the fans make, athletes and spectators will certainly be more comfortable now at Toca! If you have a large space, reach out to us, we can help make it more comfortable year round!

03/12/2026

A great addition to this Man Cave. Summer is coming, give us a call and let us build one for you!!

02/24/2026

Looking for a custom color fan? Look no further! This bright green fan will be on its way to our customer tomorrow, what color fan would you like?

01/01/2026

12/04/2025

The folks at Tommy's Motor Sports are enjoying how their High Performance Fans are delivering the heat back to the floor where it's needed! If you're searching for that special Christmas gift, see the team at Tommy's Motorsports

07/23/2025

Another terrific installation! Let's build one for you!

06/19/2025

Superfitness New & Used Gym Equipment has had our fans installed in the warehouse for a few years now, great to see them helping keep the warehouse conditions the best they can be for their customers and employees! If you need ANY gym equipment check them out, Steven is one hell of a guy too!

05/26/2025

03/31/2025

Heating and cooling benefits of HVLS Fans

Air movement can have a significant influence on human thermal comfort. Wind chill in cold conditions is considered detrimental, but air movement in neutral to warm environments is considered beneficial. This is because normally under conditions with air temperatures above about 74 °F (23.3°C), the body needs to lose heat in order to maintain a constant internal temperature.

Unlike air conditioners, which cool rooms, fans cool people. Ceiling fans increase air speed at the occupant level, which facilitates more efficient heat rejection, cooling the occupant, rather than the space.[10][11][12] Elevated air speed increases the rate of convective and evaporative heat loss from the body, thus making the occupant feel cooler without changing the dry bulb temperature of the air.[13]

Hot air is less dense than cold air, which causes hot air to naturally rise to the ceiling level through a process called convection. In still air, layers of constant temperature form, the coldest at the bottom and the warmest at the top. This is called stratification. The most efficient and effective way of mixing the air in a stratified space is to push the hot air down to the occupant level. This allows for complete mixing of the air in the space while decreasing both heat loss through the building walls and roof and building energy consumption. To avoid causing a draft, fans need to be run slowly so that air speed at the occupant level does not exceed 40 feet per minute (12 m/min).[14][15]

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