Destratification fans save energy and improve heating performance

10 December, 2006

Heating economy and performance are both improved by destratification fans from Commercial Electric Heat.

Commercial Electric Heat has introduced three destratification fans for use with warm-air heating systems. Not only can they reduce heat loss through the roof, but the use of destratification units can enable fewer heaters to be used by delivering sufficient air movement for even heating. They could also be retrofitted to installations suffering from uneven heating. CDF units operate automatically and are switched on when the temperature at high level is 2 to 3 K above the required temperature at low level.

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