Tasmanian Timber Works & Heritage
Bells Parade
PO Box 305
LATROBE TAS 7307Phone: (03) 6426 2099
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To whom it may concern,
Re: Airius Air Pear Units
When first viewing the units in boxes on the floor my initial impression was doubtful thatthese air transfer unitswould work. This was due to not understanding the way they operated. Once they were installed, hooked to power, the switch was flicked and their function was explained to me,
I still had doubts due to the size and appearance of the Airius Air Pear units. I still could not grasp how the building could benefit from just four units when this was the coldest time of year.
They were switched on that afternoon and the following morning the building was heated to a consistent temperature with the heated areas being evenly controlled. The experience of temperature variation within the building experienced by staff and visitors over the last eight years had changed completely.
Basically overnight the Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame’s atmosphere had altered. The cost savings are overwhelming as all other heating has been largely reduced and the next bill should indicate a large reduction in power usage cost. The heating benefits alone make the cost of the units feasible.
We previously needed five units to heat the building and this was not effective but with the efficiency of the Airius Air Pears we now only require two.
Many of the regular patrons of the Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame have commented that the building is now much more comfortable to visit. Many people used to comment that parts of the building were cold and complained of cold hands and feet. As a large percentage of our customers are elderly they really appreciate the warmer environment, visit more often and stay longer.
The open construction of the Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame allows us to seat larger capacity functions and hold large events and visitors often comment on the structure of the building.
With the installation of the Airius Air Pears they now also ask about the “Buckets” hanging down from the ceiling and we need to explain their function.
The units have achieved an atmosphere of warmth and welcome to the Australian Axeman’s Hall of Fame, something I did not think was possible to a building of this style and size.
I would have no hesitation in recommending the Airius Air Pear units to anyone hoping to maintain a more controlled and even heat in a large building. Based on the initial results I would happy to show and explain the Airius Air Pears operation to any potential customers.
Peter Maloney
Axemans Hall of Fame
Bells Parade
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