Federal

Our pledge to you

It’s the government. We, “the people,” are conditioned to complain about it. Here at Big Ass Fans®, however, we provide one less thing for “the people” to complain about: comfort. Operating year-round, Big Ass Fans provide the much-needed air movement, which keeps employees and visitors to the nation’s offices, warehouses, municipal buildings and monuments comfortable.

Spanning up to 24 feet (7.3m) in diameter, our fans move air throughout the entire space, from floor to ceiling and wall to wall, including up and over obstacles. This impressive airflow pattern ensures air reaches all corners of your space, be it an intimate gallery showcasing historical artifacts or an aircraft hangar readying aircraft for official business. They even work outdoors.

We have fans for every conceivable situation including overhead, portable, oscillating, misting and directional fans to help customize your comfort needs and maintain consistent conditions.

The government might shut down, but we never do

Working hand in hand with HVAC systems, Big Ass Fans provide an additional 10°F (5.6°C) cooling effect and evenly distribute conditioned air throughout the space. Because of the perceived cooling effect of air movement, you can utilize these silent operating, energy-efficient fans to maintain occupant comfort with a higher AC setpoint, saving taxpayer money. That’s always a good thing. Big Ass Fans also accommodate the natural ventilation process for spaces without AC, helping to circulate the air within. In winter, slow your Big Ass Fans to gently redirect the warm air that rises and collects at the ceiling back down to the floor level. This not only improves the overall comfort of the facility, no matter what the size, but it can reduce heating expenses up to 30 percent. That’s smart use of taxpayers’ money. GS-07F-0188W

Our government specialists know what matters for government facilities.

What you need in a government fan

Massive coverage area • Easy to clean

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