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HELICOPTER FANS MEMETECH
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On-site conditions and requirements.
How to install?
The effective coverage area of a ceiling fan is 3-5 times the fan's diameter. For spaces with many obstacles, such as manufacturing plants or warehouses, it is recommended to use a coverage of 3 times. For other general spaces, a coverage of 5 times can be used.
For example, with an AH 5-meter fan:
Three times the diameter is 5*3=15 meters, and the area covered is 15*15=225 square meters.
The number of fans required can be estimated by dividing the area of the space by 225.
For example, if the space is 50 meters long and 50 meters wide, the area is 50*50=2,500 square meters.
2500/225 = approximately 11 fans.
The actual arrangement will be adjusted based on the specific on-site conditions and requirements.
Another simple method is to use the distance between beams and columns, which is usually 5 or 6 meters.
Leave the first column empty, install the first fan on the second column, then install the second fan after skipping two columns (i.e., a 15-meter interval), and continue this pattern.
Second principle to know how many to install :
Another simple method is to use the distance between beams and columns, which is usually 5 or 6 meters.
Leave the first column empty, install the first fan on the second column, then install the second fan after skipping two columns (i.e., a 15-meter interval), and continue this pattern.