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Entrematic: C-Class high-volume/low-speed (HVLS) fan

Customize low-profile HVLS fan to match environment

Entrematic: C-Class high-volume/low-speed (HVLS) fan
By 24/7 Staff 
October 8, 2016

Offered in eight different standard color options—as well as special patterns colors for customization of wingtips, motor housing and all other visible components—the C-Class high-volume/low-speed (HVLS) fan by Entrematic features a low profile that integrates into any environment.

Features include helicopter-inspired downturned winglets for less turbulence and greater efficiency; five blades for maximum air movement; and proprietary snap-in blades for quick installation.

The fan’s low profile housing holds wireless on-board controls that produce high volume air movement at low speeds, reducing energy costs. The fans come in diameters from 6 to 14 feet.

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