Actronaire & 
Powered Aire™ Doors

Introduction | FDA / USDA advice | How air doors work | 
Air Door features | Aire Door models |  Make up air fans |
Summary | Free consultation | Wind factors | Negative air pressure

Summary

Problem:  Open doors

Many business entrances must be frequently or continuously open.  Examples include service entrances, loading docks, customer entry doors, drive-up windows, and walk-in freezers and refrigerators.

Unfortunately, the flow of commerce through these open doors also allows entry to flying insects.

Keeping these doors closed will keep the insects out, but may also seriously impede the flow of commerce.  Businesses employ various means such as screens, strip doors, automatic door closers, double sets of doors, and so forth, to limit the entrance of flying pests, with varying degrees of effectiveness and convenience.

Solution:  Actron's Air Curtains

Properly designed, sized and placed air curtains are an effective barrier to insect entry through open exterior doors.  As well, air curtains are particularly effective in isolating critical interior areas such as food storage and processing from other interior areas of a building.

Actron is proud to offer our high value-performance line of air curtains for your insect management programs.

Our Powered Aire™ doors combine superior performance, quality, and service at prices that are significantly lower than the competition.

Complete selections for all models in sizes from 3 feet to12 feet facilitate hassle-free single unit installations for most applications.

Our complementary Powered Aire™ make up air fans work standalone, or in conjunction with air curtains, to handle negative air pressure conditions that may draw insects into a structure.

Attention pest control professionals!  Air curtains are a natural extension of the services you currently offer for structural exclusion.

Contact us soon for your free consultation on how our air control systems can contribute to your insect exclusion and climate control programs.

                                                          

Introduction | FDA / USDA advice | How air doors work
Air Door features | Aire Door models | Make up air fans
Summary | Free consultation | Wind factors | Negative air pressure