Canarm Hexa-Lite HVLS 14 Foot Blade Industrial Fan New - 6L14-115-1

Canarm Hexa-Lite HVLS 14 Foot Blade Industrial Fan New - 6L14-115-1

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

• Wide‑area airflow for large industrial spaces
  The Canarm Hexa‑Lite HVLS 14 Foot Blade Industrial Fan (6L14‑115‑1) is engineered to move large volumes of air at low speed, enhancing comfort and ventilation in warehouses, gyms, factories, and commercial facilities. Its 14 ft sweep can effectively circulate air across ~15,386 sq ft.
• Powerful yet energy‑efficient operation
  With a 1.0 HP motor and precision gearbox, the fan delivers smooth, steady airflow with relatively low power consumption—helping lower perceived temperatures without excessive energy use.
• Smart blade and airflow design
  Six extruded aluminum E420 airfoils with nylon wingtip fences push air downward effectively, reducing hot spots and accelerating cooling effects on people and equipment.
• Quiet, durable industrial construction
  Built with a powder‑coated steel frame and IP55/TEFC motor, it’s designed for low noise, low maintenance, and long service life in demanding environments.
• Comfort year‑round
  Excellent for summer air movement and for destratifying warm air in winter, which can improve HVAC efficiency and reduce heating costs.
• Controller flexibility
  Works with dedicated HVLS fan controllers (sold separately) to adjust speed and direction for tailored airflow performance.

Q&A

Q1: What is the Canarm Hexa‑Lite HVLS 14 Foot Blade Industrial Fan (6L14‑115‑1)?
A: It’s a High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) industrial ceiling fan with a 14 ft blade span, designed to deliver large‑area airflow for improved ventilation and comfort in warehouses, factories, gyms, and commercial spaces. 

Q3: What type of motor and airflow design does it use?
A: The fan uses a totally enclosed, fan‑cooled (TEFC) IP55 motor with a precision gearbox, providing quiet performance and long service life. Its six anodized aluminum airfoils with wingtip fences deliver broad, downward airflow to circulate air effectively.

Q4: How does this fan improve comfort and energy efficiency?
A: By continuously moving high volumes of air, it can create an evaporative cooling effect, help reduce hot/cold air stratification, and potentially lower HVAC energy usage in large indoor environments.

Q5: What environments is this fan ideal for?
A: Ideal for large commercial and industrial spaces such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers, gyms, and large retail facilities needing efficient air circulation and temperature regulation.

Q6: Is a controller included?
A: No — the required fan controller is sold separately, allowing you to choose the right control solution for your application.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean blades & housing: Wipe dust and debris from all six blades and the motor enclosure to maintain optimal airflow and reduce imbalance.
• Tighten mounting hardware: Periodically check and secure ceiling/beam brackets, bolts, and fasteners to prevent vibration and noise.
• Inspect electrical connections: Ensure power and control wiring are tight, corrosion‑free, and properly insulated for reliable operation.
• Watch for vibration: Listen for unusual noise or wobble; if present, inspect blade balance and alignment or schedule professional adjustment.
• Test controls & speed settings: Verify wall controller or VFD responds correctly during routine checks.
• Protect from dirt & moisture: Keep the motor and control box clean and dry, especially in dusty or humid environments.
• Annual professional check: Have a qualified technician inspect bearings, motor health, and electrical integrity during regular service.