Axial extractors guarantee excellent air circulation in any context. A good ventilation system protects the health of those who work and improves comfort for employees; on farms, it also boosts profitability by increasing the longevity and welfare of livestock. Another benefit is the fact that windows can be kept closed: in the case of low outdoor temperatures, this exchange of air requires surplus heating. Fans are also of help to farmers who have greenhouses; dedicated systems permit the control of humidity, maintain the right temperature and, above all, prevent any risk of condensation. Of equal importance are axial fans used in data centres, where cooling is critical. Our devices permit the specific exchange of air for different needs: the renewal of air is total and can be easily programmed.

HIGH YIELD AND LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION

Axial extractors control humidity and temperature and circulate the air: the extraction capacity is high and consumption is contained thanks to high-efficiency motors. Forced ventilation, in the case of axial extractors, occurs at negative pressure: once the air is extracted and discharged outside, negative pressure is created for the intake of clean air. In this way, the extractors remove stale air and decrease the temperature indoors. For optimal results, however, it is necessary to choose the type of ventilation best suited to requirements. Minimum ventilation effectively removes moisture and is used for young livestock. Transition Ventilation is appropriate, instead, when the indoor temperature must be lowered and is controlled by means of temperature sensors. Tunnel Ventilation is best for an even greater cooling effect. The axial extractors can also be integrated in systems with cooling pads: these are evaporative pads installed on the side opposite the fan-extractors, and are commonly used at livestock farms and nurseries.