Low Profile Air Curtain

Berner’s low-profile air curtains are the best way for businesses to separate two environments while doors are open.

Air curtains with a low profile can improve or replace a traditional vestibule by creating an invisible barrier with air. Also, an air curtain has benefits like giving you more space, getting rid of flying bugs, and adding extra heat with heated solutions.

The low-profile air curtains’ slim design is a great solution for openings up to 8’ tall.

There are many choices that can meet the aesthetic needs of almost any space. Low-profile air curtains, as the name suggests, are slim and less obtrusive than most air curtains. They are made to fit into a space.

Multiple shapes, colors, and control options are available to meet your specific taste. Berner offers low-voltage micro switches for automatic operation, a BACnet interface for building management integration, and a wireless control option that lets you control it from a smart device. All of these features add to the sleek look.

Each of these choices has a number of control programs that you can use to make it work the way you want it to.

So there has to be more to an air curtain than the way it looks; it has to perform.

AMCA, or the Air Movement & Control Association, is a third-party testing group that Berner has used to certify their equipment. AMCA is a globally recognized organization that certifies the performance of air-moving equipment.

AMCA has certified all of Berner’s low-profile air curtains and air doors to keep the conditioned air inside and the unconditioned air outside for up to 8 feet.

Some units are also approved by UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) for protection against flying pests and insects up to 7 feet.

As of June 25, 2019, air curtains and air doors are an acceptable alternative to vestibules per ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2019.

This can be done with a simple, unheated unit in a space with no pressure. Please keep in mind that most buildings don’t have perfectly neutral pressure, so an air curtain won’t work all the time.

Because of this, Berner has a number of ways to heat the air during the colder months. By limiting how much cold air gets in and heating the air that does get in at the point of entry, you can create a very comfortable environment and save a lot of money on energy.

The result is customer comfort, employee satisfaction, and lower utility bills.