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This 3-inch louver is listed with Air Movement and Control Association (AMCA) standards 540 for impact testing and 550 for high-velocity wind-driven rain.
DELANO, Minn.— Industrial Louvers, Inc. (ILI) announced the appointment of Julie Amundson as director of operations. She will support advancement of the company, continual improvement, and day-to-day operations.
This program now includes dedicated outdoor air products in addition to fans and louvers. A free online product selection program, eCAPS®, allows engineers to compare multiple models simultaneously, automatically optimizing selection based on price and performance.
The EME520V is constructed of extruded aluminum for low maintenance and high resistance to corrosion and is Air Movement and Control Association Intl. Inc. (AMCA)-certified for both wind-driven rain protection and air performance.
These thinline stationary louvers can be used for interior and exterior applications where a high, free area for improved airflow is required or when narrow frame depth and horizontal sightlines are desired.
The EME720 louver combines a continuous-blade architectural appearance with the performance of a wind-driven rain-resistant louver. The louver’s architectural mullion is recessed, notched in the blade, and utilizes drain pockets that allow water to drain away while contributing to an appearance of one continuous louver.
