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The PINNACLE CLIMATE TECHNOLOGIES MAC-30WOSC is a 30-inch high-velocity oscillating wall fan built for demanding commercial and industrial environments. Powered by a direct-drive 1/4 HP motor, it delivers up to 8500 CFM of airflow across three selectable speeds: 8500, 7000, and 6000 CFM. The three-blade assembly mounts to the wall and features an oscillating head that sweeps air across wide areas, providing consistent circulation without occupying floor space. Steel construction throughout makes this unit suitable for harsh-duty locations. Licensed HVAC and mechanical contractors, as well as facilities maintenance professionals, are the typical installers for this class of fan.
This fan is designed for high-demand ventilation in factories, warehouses, agricultural buildings, and barns with livestock. Where floor fans create trip hazards or obstruct operations, a wall-mounted unit like the MAC-30WOSC keeps circulation active without interfering with workflow. The oscillating head maximizes coverage across large open bays. A 9-foot power cord allows flexible placement relative to standard wall outlets, reducing the need for extension cords in most installations.
Designed as a wall-mounted high-velocity fan for industrial and agricultural ventilation applications requiring permanent or semi-permanent air circulation solutions.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed contractor following applicable NEC requirements for branch-circuit wiring and wall-mounting hardware. Disconnect power at the breaker before securing the mounting bracket and making any electrical connections. Verify that the wall structure can support a minimum of 47.4 pounds of static load before mounting. Do not operate the fan without confirming all fasteners are torqued to the bracket manufacturer specifications and the oscillation mechanism moves freely.
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