Airports & Aviation: Terminal

Air Side or Land Side, Keep it Circulating

High ceilings, lots of glass, lots of people, doors opening…it’s a lot to manage. ZOO Fans small, energy-efficient fans will provide constant air circulation throughout. Eliminate stratification, and hot and cold spots near windows. Keep floors dry near entrances and in restrooms.

Improve the comfort of passengers and employees, from security areas to baggage claim, from concourse to restaurants, from ticket counters to baggage handling. Safety improves, comfort goes up, heating and cooling costs go down. Buy me a ticket.

TSA, Check-In Counters, Baggage Claim

All places that get jammed with too many people in too tight of a space. ZOO Fans are just what’s needed to keep the air circulating in the zone of occupancy, where most people spend their time.

ZOO Fans work in Open Ceilings and Drop Ceilings, and operate independently of the HVAC system. These energy-efficient fans will noticeably improve comfort and save energy. Sometimes that’s all you need to keep your cool.

Clouds and Drop Ceilings to 50’, Open Ceilings to 140’

ZOO Fans are specifically designed for different ceilings and various heights. Drop Ceilings and clouds from 8’ to 50’, Open Ceilings from 10’ to 100+’. Their sleek, patented designs blend seamlessly with existing architecture and HVAC.

Easy to install and easy to control—manually, automatically, or via BAS, individually or in zones—these variable speed fans are simple to dial-in for comfort and performance.

Fly First Class

Only buy fans that publish test results for their fans in their housing. It’s easy to make claims that don’t hold up, so be sure to look for data. Preferably from a third-party, independent testing lab. Or you might end up paying for a first-class ticket and flying coach.

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Where to Put ZOO Fans

Entry Lobbies
Check-In Areas
Concourses
Restrooms
Food Court
Restaurants / Bars
Baggage Handling
TSA Security Areas