One-person transport and setup. 20-inch Honda GX120 VENTRY Fan shown. Two handles on all VENTRY Fan models allow for one-person carry.
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The Wheels & Handle option makes transport even easier. Handle collapses for convenient, compact storage. 24-inch Honda GX160 VENTRY Fan shown rolling on snow (rubber wheels). Note that the fans need not be tipped very far during transport so are less likely to have problems caused by gas and oil. |
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At right, a VENTRY Fan is used to move and maneuver two boat docks on Hauser Lake. This model produces 18 pounds of thrust, so is pretty effective at pushing as well as moving air. Click here for the longer explanation. |
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Sturdy, powerful operation on any surface. 20-inch Honda GX120 VENTRY Fan set up against a rock wall. |
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VENTRY Fans set up on stairs and other obstacles.
24-inch Honda GX200 VENTRY Fan shown set up on entry stairs. |
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Multiple VENTRY Fans
are shown here ventilating
the largest mall in Seattle (millions of cubic feet). Six 24-inch fans were used and cleared the mall in 8 minutes. Some fans were used to pressurize and protect un-smoked areas of the mall while others blew the smoke out along a designated path. Click the image to enlarge.
Click here for more about this event detailed on an FAQ page.
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A 20GX120 VENTRY Fan , ready for action, set up in the snowbank. |
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James is shown here with one of the original VENTRY Fans, originally manufactured under the name Windjammer fans. Windjammer fans had a gray guard/cage instead of red. We still offer parts and service for these models. Click here for more on Windjammer. |
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