Natural Ventilation
With the growing climate crisis, industrial buildings are turning into ovens, putting workers at increased risk of heat-related illness. Upgrading ventilation systems for heat compliance is becoming more and more vital as temperatures continue to break record highs and new indoor heat regulations sweep the country. Improving the building’s ventilation system is a cost-effective, long-term
California recently enacted new heat rules for indoor workers. The Indoor Heat Illness Prevention Regulation is designed to protect workers from the risks of extreme heat. It applies to employees in almost all industries, but particularly workers in warehouses, manufacturing plants, and other indoor workplaces that are not fully air-conditioned. In this post we outline the
Anyone with a hot industrial facility has asked the question, “How can I improve cross ventilation in my building?” Fortunately, the team at Moffitt has the answer. Read on to learn more about cross ventilation, and what you can do to make improve it in your facility. What is Cross Ventilation? Cross ventilation occures when
Happy Anniversary Moffitt Fan Moffitt Fan Corporation celebrates its 20th Anniversary this month. For two decades Moffitt Fan Corporation has been manufacturing industrial ventilation equipment including natural ventilators, wall louvers, fans, and more from their 50,000 square foot facility in LeRoy, NY. They have provided equipment for hundreds of projects over the years including products
The Extra Benefits of a Natural Ventilation System There are many great reasons to choose a natural ventilation system, but how do you determine if you really need to have such a system installed? You will first need to learn the answers to the following questions. These are all great questions and taking the time
Consider a natural ventilation system for your new building ventilation. It is all too common to just choose the most common solution (air conditioning, ceiling fans, etc.) for a building, but finding the right ventilation solution for your specific facility can make all the difference. Of course, you need to evaluate the options by asking
If you’re considering ventilation upgrades to your facility, there are a lot of things you need to consider. A good place to start is by asking yourself these five important questions. 1) What is the size of the space you need to ventilate? Air moves differently in a big room compared to a small room.