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Quick wins for Fans
Fans are found in most commercial and public buildings and industrial plants where they are used to move treated air.
Cut a fans’s electricity use in half by reducing its speed by 20%
New or replacement fans should always be specified as ‘high efficiency’ and should not be oversized ‘ fans are a category on the Triple E register
For larger applications, a number of smaller fans in series rather than a single large fan will help ensure fans operate at full load which is more efficient than part load conditions
Regular maintenance of the fan and the delivery system will keep efficiency levels up
Fit variable speed drives to existing fans, this ensures that the fan operates at a speed to match the load rather than running at a constant speed
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