Large-volume air conditioners: optimum performance with FoxAir
Efficient, 100% natural industrial air conditioning
Traditional solutions are not always suitable for air-conditioning large surfaces: not only do they use refrigerant gas, making them highly polluting, but they also require expensive fixed installation, which doesn’t always cover every corner of the space, depending on the configuration of the premises.
In this respect, FoxAir air coolers are the ideal industrial air-conditioning solution for all types of space, from warehouses and production workshops to dealership premises, farmland and half-covered marquees.
Their 100% natural adiabatic operation reproduces the evaporation process: hot, dry air is absorbed by the unit’s fan and passes through a humidified filter. This naturally cooled air then rapidly lowers the temperature. The drier the air, the greater the drop in temperature.
Mounted on castors, they can be placed wherever and whenever you need them.
A single unit can handle (depending on model and layout) from 90 to 370m². Our different models can be combined to fully adapt to your space.
Air conditioners perfectly suited to large surfaces
As a specialist in large-volume air conditioning, FoxAir offers a range of products designed to meet the needs of professionals:
By significantly lowering the temperature (by up to 16°), our air coolers enable you to offer your employees greater thermal comfort.
Our appliances naturally increase humidity levels. As a result, they directly combat the build-up of static electricity, the cause of technical failures and fire outbreaks.
Our products are non-polluting and energy-efficient. They help you control your carbon footprint.
You reduce your energy bill and avoid the expensive installation costs of a traditional system. Is your business seasonal? Renting allows you to pay a fair price and save on storage costs.
Last but not least, our team offers you tailor-made advice for a turnkey service: we’ll guide you towards the models best suited to your needs, and advise you on how to distribute them in space for optimum performance.
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