Vestibule Exception Air Curtains

Powered Aire’s Elite Vestibule Exception, EVE, was developed to be an architecturally appealing air curtain that can used as an exception to vestibules. The unit has met all criteria per various codes and has been tested in accordance with the ANSI/AMCA 220 standard. The EVE merges aesthetics and performance into a fashionable, low-profile air curtain designed for front-entry applications. The EVE offers a stylish intake and a curved, contemporary silhouette. Available in brushed stainless steel, a highly-polished mirrored steel, white powder coat or black powder coat, the EVE blends into a building’s architectural design and layout while effectively creating a barrier that separates indoor and outdoor environments.

The architectural ETA blends style and performance into a versatile air curtain designed for retail, commercial, restaurant and other applications requiring the highest levels of aesthetics and performance. The ETA has been tested in accordance with the ANSI/AMCA 220 guidelines and can be used as an exception to costly, space-consuming vestibules. The ETA is offered in four finishes to better meet the architectural requirements of a building while providing core benefits of an air curtain, including temperature separation, insect control, energy savings and other traditional benefits.

Powered Aire’s CHA is a high-performance air curtain that fits discreetly in the ceiling space above a door to offer environmental separation and energy savings, while adhering to a building’s architectural footprint. The CHA utilizes minimal space for installation and operation. It includes easily accessible controls that mount directly to the motor plate, eliminating the need for an external control box. To maximize usability, the internal components of the CHA can be accessed through the bottom of the unit. Along with its efficient design, the CHA provides the traditional benefits of an air curtain tucked away into an aesthetically pleasing ceiling-mounted unit. The CHA has been tested in accordance with ANSI/AMCA 220 and meets the criteria for use as an exception to the vestibule requirement in Climate Zones 3 and above. The CHA is ideal when overhead space above the door would prevent the use of an exposed air curtain, or the architectural design of the building favors an air curtain hidden from view.