Every degree of control.
Less energy in motion.
Nik Fan Drive regulates three-phase fan speed around the real needs of your refrigeration system, using temperature and pressure signals to keep critical conditions in their optimal range.
Cooling demand changes.
Fan speed should too.
Conventional fixed-speed operation can keep fans working harder than the system needs. Nik Fan Drive uses the signals already central to refrigeration control to adjust fan speed as operating conditions change.
Sense. Decide.
Adjust.
One continuous control process connects what the refrigeration system is doing to what the fans actually need to do.
Read the system
Temperature and pressure sensors provide the key operating signals.
Calculate the response
The control algorithm targets the optimal range for critical conditions such as condenser pressure.
Set fan speed
The controller adjusts the speed of compatible three-phase fans to match system demand.
Better control has a
system-wide effect.
- 01
Energy use
Run fans at the speed the system requires, instead of treating every operating condition the same.
- 02
Operating costs
Reduced unnecessary fan operation can help lower electricity costs over time.
- 03
Equipment wear
More considered speed control can reduce avoidable stress on cooling equipment.
Actual outcomes depend on equipment, operating profile, installation and commissioning.
Made for the people
behind the cooling.
From equipment design to day-to-day operation, intelligent fan control belongs where performance and efficiency matter.
Equipment manufacturers
For makers of industrial fans, air handling units, condensers and chillers seeking integrated control.
System designers
For HVAC and refrigeration engineers designing industrial projects around real operating conditions.
Facility operators
For teams focused on electrical consumption, equipment wear and cooling system running costs.
Let's make your cooling
system work smarter.
Tell us about your fans, equipment and operating conditions. We'll discuss where intelligent speed control could fit.
Contact our teamAmirkabir University of Technology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Dr. Mili Monfared Specialized Innovation Center, Tehran