Fans drive out the hot spots for toyota

Customers at a Toyota
dealership in Scotland can
now browse for their latest
vehicle purchase in comfort
following the installation of
new fans designed to
optimise temperatures while
reducing energy consumption.

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Customers at a Toyota
dealership in Scotland can
now browse for their latest
vehicle purchase in comfort
following the installation of
new fans designed to
optimise temperatures while
reducing energy consumption.

At the Linwood Toyota
dealership on Phoenix Retail
Park in Linwood, Jim
McGregor, sales manager,
recognised that heating in the
showroom was resulting in
hot and cold spots. He
approached Keets in Glasgow,
who recommended Elta Fans’
new ZOO range .

The ZOO or ‘Zone of
Occupancy’ destratification
fans have been developed to
address the problem of heat
rising which can result in the
upper area of a given space
being warmer than the lower
area where it is actually
needed. By installing two
fans in the roof space of the
Toyota showroom, columns
of air gently force the warmer
air down to floor level to give
more even heat distribution.

In summer fans will evenly
distribute air cooled by the
air conditioning system,
ensuring a more regular
temperature and reducing
energy consumption.

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