How Big Ass Fans can help reduce carbon emissions

WINTER ENERGY SAVINGS AND DESTRATIFICATION

Fans aren’t just for cooling. In the winter, heat rises and can get trapped at the ceiling, leading to huge temperature differences and massive heating bills. In a space suffering from stratification, the floor temperature might be 18ºC while the ceiling might be 29ºC. With a large fan continually mixing the air, the temperature at floor level will even out and less heating will be required.

LEADING THE WAY IN INNOVATION AND RESEARCH

Australia’s buildings and infrastructure work towards a more sustainable future, call 1300 244 277 or head over to www.bigassfans.com/au .

Big Ass Fans has developed its own research and development (R&D) facility in the US, where it conducts extensive research and testing. This laboratory is a LEED® Gold certified facility dedicated to developing energy-efficient fans. No other facility exists to meet the unique requirements and challenges of testing and developing new innovations. At this high-tech facility,

and a more effective use of heating. By using more energy efficient products like Big Ass Fans, business owners and operators can be assured they are taking the right steps to help protect our environment and lessen their carbon footprint. To find out more about how Big Ass Fans can help

Big Ass Fans works toward developing the best products possible for use in passive design, which works with the climate, not against it. HVLS fans contribute to passive design by helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions through reduced reliance on air conditioning

Big Ass Fans’ LEED® Gold certified R&D facility

iv Leaders commit to save 209 million tons of carbon emissions equivalents (CO 2 -e) by 2050 at launch of world green building council net zero carbon buildings commitment, 2018, worldgbc.org. v https://www.sustainability.vic.gov.au/energy-efficiency-and- reducing-emissions/save-energy-in-the-home/reduce- cooling-costs-at-home/calculate-cooling-running-costs vi HVAC Services Market – Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts (2021–2026), Mordor Intelligence (2020). vii Energy Facts Australia, Climate Council, energyfactsaustralia. org.au/key-issues/key-energy-issues/.

viii National Climate Resilience and Adaptation Strategy, Australian Government (2015) p11-13. ix Fan Size & Energy Efficiency, Aysnley, R. School of Engineering Technology & Management Southern Polytechnic State University, Marietta, GA, USA. x Hoyt, T., H.L. Kwang, H. Zhang, E. Arens, T. Webster, 2009, “Energy savings from extended air temperature setpoints and reductions in room air mixing.” International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics 2009

References i New climate predictions increase likelihood of temporarily reaching 1.5°C in next 5 years, World Meteorogical Organization (May 27, 2021). ii New Global Data: 2020 Second Hottest Year on Record, climatecouncil.org.au (January 1, 2021). iii J. Lassio, J. Franca, K. Santo, A. Haddad. Case study: LCA Methodology Applied to Material Management in a Brazilian Residential Construction Site, J Eng (2016).

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