Natural Ventilation
Learn the 4 reasons why Natural Ventilation is the right ventilation solution for a data center or crypto currency mining facility.
With the growing climate crisis, industrial buildings are turning into ovens, putting workers at increased risk of heat-related illness. Upgrading ventilation systems for heat compliance is becoming more and more vital as temperatures continue to break record highs and new indoor heat regulations sweep the country. Improving the building’s ventilation system is a cost-effective, long-term
The Four Pillars of Moffitt Products Jacksonville Beach, FL – June 14, 2016 – Moffitt Corporation, Inc. (Moffitt) announces the debut of the Natural Solutions products line. The line adds new non-powered and low-powered equipment to Moffitt’s existing Natural Ventilation line. The Natural Solutions product line focuses on four pillars of natural services for the building
Regardless of how careful workers are sometimes fires happen. Hot work, flammable liquids, combustible dust, industrial equipment, and electrical hazards make fires in industrial facilities inevitable. To avoid keep workers safe, and avoid costly damages, it is important to take measures to evacuate heat and smoke when this happens. A life safety device is ideal
Jalousie windows, sometimes called awning windows, are composed of glass or acrylic panels set parallel in a frame. They are like window blinds. Unlike window blinds, however, jalousie blades bring fresh air into a building instead of light. As modern commercial buildings embrace natural ventilation jalousie windows are becoming increasingly popular. Cooling of Jalousie Windows
Here at Moffitt, we have weathered the effects of tariffs on the global supply chain since 1961. This has provided us with extensive experience that allows us to quickly adjust and adapt to fluctuating and unpredictable markets. With the uncertainty that dominates our current global economy, now is the time to act while the tariffs
The natural ventilator is the workhorse of the industrial ventilation system. They often last for 50 – 100 years and simply sit on the roof and do their job. They don’t require much attention and often ignored until there is a problem. Maintenance is seldom required, and little energy is used. It is common to