Complete with a 6-foot cord and plug for 120V fans, installing a Retail Series Airius Fans is quick and easy. Mount an electrical j-box/receptacle near the intended fan location and use one of the recommended mounting methods to hang the fan from the supplied eyebolt. Additional low voltage wiring may need to be installed for control of an EC motor or eliminated with a wireless control option.

Our premium EC motors, made by ebm-papst®, are a great option for maximum efficiency and controllability. EC fans maintain higher efficiency across the entire speed range when compared to traditional AC motors. EC fans can be controlled through a direct 0-10VDC wired connection, using our Pearlink Wi-Fi based app, using our Delta-T controller, or integrated into an existing automation system over BACnet MS/TP.

All fans using the 45 sized housing and larger come standard with an intake grille. For smaller models, the intake grille is optional. We recommend the grille option for fans that are mounted within reach of an occupant. If mounted out of reach, we suggest leaving the intake open to maximize airflow and to keep the noise level low. Specific fan model submittals will show the guard as an option if available.

Retail Series fans are available in three standard colors: Off white (Cool gray 2C), gray (gray 432C) or black. Custom colors will be considered for large bulk purchases. Contact Airius for further details. If you need small quantities of fans with custom colors, look at our Designer Series fans.

Machine shops, natatoriums, and other facilities with harsh environments are recommended to use the chemical resistant housing upgrade. If you have a question or concern about chemicals or the environment for your Airius fan installation, please give us a call.

In Retail spaces, such as a grocery store, we often find aisles throughout the sales floor. The Narrow aisle nozzle option profiles the air to the aisle by spreading air along one axis greater than the other. This often leads to a reduction in the total number of units required when compared to a round discharge. For areas that are more open, the round discharge option is the best choice.