Canarm Hexa-Lite HVLS 16 Foot Blade Industrial Fan New - 6L16-115-1

Canarm Hexa-Lite HVLS 16 Foot Blade Industrial Fan New - 6L16-115-1

Operating on a 1.35 HP EC motor, minimal power consumption is combined with impressive air volumes to create the highly efficient Hexa-Lite HVLS Fan. The big ceiling fan can create an evaporative cooling effect of three to four degrees throughout the facility.

During the heating season, the Hexa-Lite HVLS fan technology can destratify uneven temperatures that can be in excess of fifteen degrees from ceiling to floor. This results in significant energy savings since the heating system cycles less frequently.

What our Experts Think

• High‑volume, low‑speed performance
  The Canarm Hexa‑Lite HVLS 16 Foot Blade Industrial Fan (6L16‑115‑1) delivers wide‑area airflow that improves circulation and comfort in large spaces like warehouses, gyms, and manufacturing floors.
• Engineered for maximum air movement
  Six extruded aluminum airfoils with wingtip fences create powerful downward airflow, enhancing perceived cooling without high energy consumption.
• Quiet, durable industrial design
  Built with a powder‑coated steel frame and anodized aluminum blades, plus a TEFC IP55 motor and gearbox, it’s engineered for reliable, low‑noise operation in demanding environments.
• Versatile power compatibility
  Standard 115 V single‑phase operation fits most commercial electrical systems, with optional 230 V/460 V configurations available for broader installation flexibility.
• Year‑round comfort benefits
  Excellent not just for cooling in warmer months but also for destratifying heat in winter, helping even temperatures and potentially lowering HVAC costs.
• Controller compatibility
  Works with dedicated HVLS fan controllers (sold separately), giving you precise speed and direction control to match your airflow needs.

Q&A

Q2: What motor and power options are available?
A: Standard model 6L16‑115‑1 is 115 V single‑phase, and variants are available in 230 V single or 3‑phase and 460 V 3‑phase to suit different facility power systems.

Q3: How does this fan improve airflow?
A: Equipped with six extruded anodized performance aluminum airfoils and wingtip fences, it directs broad, downward airflow across about 20,000+ sq ft, enhancing cooling and destratification. 

Q5: Is the fan durable and quiet?
A: Yes — built with a powder‑coated steel & anodized aluminum chassis for corrosion resistance, plus a totally enclosed, fan‑cooled (TEFC) motor with precision gearbox for quiet operation and long service life.

Q6: Does it come with a controller?
A: No — the required fan controller is sold separately, allowing you to choose the best control method for your application.

Q7: What safety and compliance standards does it meet?
A: Conforms to CSA Standard 22.2 #133 and UL507 safety standards for industrial ceiling fans.

Q8: Can this fan help reduce energy costs?
A: By enhancing airflow and helping reduce stratification and HVAC workload, it can contribute to lower heating/cooling costs and improved workplace comfort.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean blades and motor housing: Remove dust and debris from the six large blades and motor enclosure to maintain optimal airflow and prevent imbalance.
• Inspect mounting hardware: Check ceiling/beam mounts, brackets, and bolts regularly; tighten any loose hardware to reduce vibration and noise.
• Check electrical connections: Verify all power and control wiring are secure, free from corrosion, and properly insulated for safe, reliable operation.
• Monitor balance and vibration: Listen for unusual noise or vibration; if present, inspect blade alignment or schedule professional balancing.
• Test controls and speed settings: Confirm that wall controls, remotes, or variable frequency drive (VFD) settings function correctly and respond smoothly.
• Protect from contaminants: In dusty or humid environments, clean the motor/control box and shield components from moisture to prevent corrosion and heat buildup.
• Annual professional inspection: Have a qualified technician examine bearings, motor health, and electrical integrity during routine servicing.