Y Series

The Y Series industrial fan’s new gearbox and motor combination is even more sleek, powerful, durable, and long-lasting. It is the perfect fit for industrial applications.

The Y Series comes automation-ready, allowing you to control your fans from one central point and eliminate multiple control systems. Y Series can integrate with our MacroAir Controller 30 to schedule fans to run at certain times of day, AirEffect temperature control system to automatically run fans based upon environmental temperature and humidity, or tie into Building Management Systems (BMS) and dual-control using AirLynk.

Safety is a top priority. In addition to our patented interlocking blade safety system, we’ve enhanced our guy wire attachment mechanism to ensure each fan is even more safe and secure.

The Y Series’ NASA inspired airfoils generate more airflow over the entire speed range. They are extruded aluminum, making them lightweight.

• Require less energy for optimum airflow
• Anodized finish resists dust accumulation and oxidation
• 6 blades create optimal spacing for maximum volume, velocity, and air delivery to the space below

The MacroAir Y Series lowers air conditioning costs dramatically. A MacroAir fan running with your HVAC system can save up to 30% on cooling costs. You can also run fans in reverse in Winter to push warm air to the ground without a warm draft, saving up to 20% on your heating bill.

MacroAir Y Series’ Lifetime Mechanical, 7-Year Electrical warranty is a truly industrial-grade warranty. Factory installation is not required, so you can self-install or use an installer of choice and get the same great warranty.

Multiple Control Options From the standard Digital Remote to the Controller 30, you can control up to 30 fans from one central location. Controller 30 can be used to schedule fans for seamless operation and tie into the optional AirEffect system to monitor environmental temperature and humidity to run fans based upon these factors.

Most other big fan manufacturers only have forward operation, blowing air down to the floor. However, in Winter months when it is cold and heat is trapped at the ceiling, reversing fan operation moves air up to the ceiling, down the walls and to the floor. The biggest benefit? Avoid an uncomfortable warm breeze while still creating a more uniform temperature from floor to ceiling.