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Welcome to Airius Fans blog. Here you can find articles on industrial destratification fans, commercial fans, air-purifying fans, and how these fans can help you make your building environment better.
At Airius, we’ve always been committed to producing air circulation products that stand up to the toughest environments and the highest expectations. That’s why, starting July 7, 2025, all Airius…
When selecting the right electrical configuration for a building or facility, understanding the differences between single-phase and three-phase systems is essential—especially when working with voltages like 208V and 277V. While…
When you look up in most commercial buildings, the ceiling is often filled with infrastructure—ductwork, lighting, fire suppression systems, and various other fixtures. This crowded environment can make it challenging…
Since Airius introduced its destratification fans to the market in 2004, customers have continually found innovative ways to use the technology beyond its original intent. Designed to equalize temperatures within…
As we approach 2025, businesses and individuals are focusing on making indoor environments more energy-efficient, sustainable, and comfortable. With rising energy costs and the need to meet health and environmental…
As winter sets in, maintaining a comfortable indoor environment can be challenging, especially in buildings where temperatures vary significantly throughout the day. Cold mornings often require extra warmth, while afternoons…
As winter approaches, ensuring your facility stays warm without skyrocketing energy costs is a priority. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by integrating Airius Fans with…
As we transition through the seasons, companies face a common challenge: managing daily temperature fluctuations. Cooler mornings often turn into warm afternoons, putting a significant strain on heating, ventilation, and…
As wildfires rage across Colorado, California, Oregon, and other states, the impact on air quality is becoming a critical concern. Wildfire smoke contains a mixture of harmful pollutants, notably fine…