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About FanHandler, Inc.FanHandler controls regulate the speed of fans, blowers or pumps in response to delivered air temperatures, refrigerant temperatures, static pressure signals from duct pressure transducers or voltage signals from solid-state thermostats, as well as many other applications. In residential settings they are generally used to improve humidity control in cooling season, eliminate the initial blast of cold air while heating, and balance temperatures from room to room and floor to floor, all year long. FanHandler controls are not mass-produced; each one goes through rigorous testing and calibration before shipment. During the production process, each FanHandler is tested at least three times on an actual HVAC blower. All are ETL listed under UL 508 for installation on new or existing equipment. FanHandler controls not only produce unmatched comfort and efficiency, they allow every accessory attached to the HVAC system to operate continuously, at peak efficiency. Because of slower average airflow, filters are more efficient, UV lights have a much longer "kill time" and humidifiers operate more efficiently. During air conditioning it is now possible to run the fan continuously without blowing water down the ductwork or experiencing re-evaporation. According to FanHandler CEO Dick Peters, "We've been in business since 1953. In 1961 we were helped by General Electric to design and build motor speed controls. We've marketed basically the same circuit since 1961, excepting for changes resulting from improvements in electronic components. We don't compromise in quality. Parts of our triggering circuit are exposed to about 10 volts, but we use 250 volt components. Our triac is rated at 600 volts 25 amps. Every FanHandler is thoroughly tested before we ship it. Our five year warranty speaks for itself." Learn about FanHandler products for... Read Humidity and Air Conditioning by Richard Peters, PE, CM |
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