Green Ventilation
Moffitt ventilation solutions help create better working environments. Since 1961 our mission has been to decrease temperatures in commercial and industrial facilities. From the first steel mills in the early sixties to the data centers of today, our passion continues to be helping people find their ideal ventilation solution. Becoming More than Natural To help
Heat waves produces unique challenges for plants, factories, and warehouses. First, elevated temperatures mean greater power consumption and in-turn, power outages. Secondly, intense temperatures make it hard for workers to function at peak efficiency. Especially if the plant normally operates above outdoor ambient temperature. Finally, a heat wave can lead to higher and more volatile
Most data centers have servers running 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When the resultant heat is not properly ventilated, the computers will inevitably overheat. From outages to broken equipment, the consequences of a hot data center are simply too grave. That’s why a data center needs an efficient, reliable cooling system to
“Going green” has been steadily gaining traction among industrial companies for some time. For those looking to join in on the green revolution, this involves designing ways to improve energy efficiency in new and existing structures. By moving away from traditionally powered ventilation systems and moving towards natural ventilation solutions, companies are achieving these “green
DENISON, TX – Moffitt West (“Moffitt”), a leading manufacturer of natural ventilation solutions, celebrated its factory expansion at a ribbon cutting ceremony in Denison, Texas on March 21st. Moffitt President John Moffitt cut the ribbon and officially reopened the new and improved factory. John Moffitt was joined at the ribbon cutting ceremony by Director of
At Moffitt, we like to think about the Effect of Building Construction on Environment. We are very familiar with how Inefficient ventilation is wastes energy and hurts the environment. However, it’s important to look at all of the ways that construction can negatively impact the earth. Construction Waste Building construction waste is a big issue.
In late June, Moffitt West officially began work on its new building addition. The Moffitt West expansion increases the total space at the Denison, TX plant almost 70%. It adds room for additional staff, increased production, and improved shipping and warehousing. The main part of this addition is the 10,000 ft2 expansion of the workshop