Triangle provides a comprehensive selection of mobile barrel fans, featuring HeatBuster and Portable Cooler models suitable for diverse environments. Additionally, we produce an extensive collection of fans, shutters, and ventilation systems designed for industrial, agricultural, and residential applications. Our offerings encompass Master Breeze stand fans, whole-home ventilation fans, exhaust fans, and fans designed for use in hazardous areas, offering adaptable options for various needs.

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Key Features to Consider when buying Triangle Fans

Energy Efficiency: Look for fans that offer high airflow with low energy consumption to reduce your utility bills and environmental impact.
Installation Flexibility: Choose fans that can be easily installed in various locations, including doorways, walls, or attics, to suit your specific ventilation needs.
Durability and Warranty: Opt for fans constructed with high-quality materials and backed by a solid warranty to ensure long-term reliability and peace of mind.
Noise Level: Consider the noise level of the fan to ensure it won’t disrupt your home or work environment.
Ventilation Capacity: Ensure the fan’s capacity matches the size of your space for effective air circulation and cooling.
Advanced Features: Look for additional features such as variable speed settings, automatic shutters, and remote control operation for enhanced convenience and efficiency.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Triangle Fans

Why is my Fan running in the wrong direction?

A fan will rotate in the wrong direction when a Triangle Engineering motor has been installed in a fan from another manufacturer. Our motors only work on fans manufactured by Triangle Engineering. Look for the nameplate to identify the correct manufacturer.

Why is the motor humming and not starting?

Check to see if the blade and motor shaft turn freely. Check for adequate intake area and exhaust area. If these checks do not stop the humming, the motor most likely needs to be replaced.

Why is my fan cannot be started on its own, but can be started with a stick?

Check to see if the blade and motor shaft turn freely. Check for adequate intake area and exhaust area. If these checks do not stop the humming, the motor most likely needs to be replaced.