Rite-Hite Corp.’s Revolution LT high volume, low speed (HVLS) fan has four blades and comes in 8- to 24-foot diameters. It pulls air from above the fan and pushes it down to the floor in a conical shape, spreading to 85 feet from the center of the fan. The fan’s controller has a 4-inch touchscreen.
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