HVLS fans installed in natatoriums can help reduce chlorine odors and chloramine levels in the air which helps to improve air quality for athletes, spectators, and staff. 

Comfort for athletes and spectators

Reduce heat load

When a large number of people enter or exit the gym at the same time, the heat load can make it difficult for HVAC systems to keep pace. HVLS ceiling fans reduce this heat load to increase comfort and save on heating and cooling costs — up to 30 percent lower heating costs.

Prevent club members and athletes from overheating

HVLS fans regulate temperature more effectively, on and off the court, to keep club members and athletes safe by helping maintain the ideal temperatures of 68 to 72 degrees, recommended by the American College of Sports Medicine.

Keep spectators comfortable

HVLS fans distribute heat and cool air more effectively throughout the gym, no matter the size of the crowd.

Extend space use

With easier to maintain temperatures, you can open your athletic facilities up to other events like summer camps or community activities, such as fundraisers, graduations and craft fairs.

Dry floors and remove odors

HVLS fans mix warmer air at the ceiling with cooler air at the floor to minimize ceiling-to-floor temperature differentials and increase the surface evaporation rate, something high-speed fans cannot do. This is particularly important in an aquatics center, where condensation can build up on the pool floor. Natatoriums, like The University of Utah’s Ute Natatorium, installed our Revolution fans to keep air in the facility in constant motion and remove stagnant air from problem areas, especially directly above the water surface.