Halo Fan
Halo Fan
One overhead installation. Infrared heat in cold months, premium airflow in hot ones. No propane towers, no seasonal swaps, no closed patio.
Restaurants, golf courses, and hotel terraces invest heavily in outdoor spaces, then close them for months at a time once temperatures drop.
Propane heaters are bulky, need constant refilling, and heat the open air instead of the people underneath it. They also don't do anything for you in the summer, so venues end up owning, storing, and maintaining two separate systems for two separate seasons.
The Halo Fan is one overhead system that does both jobs, permanently installed, with nothing to swap or store.
Radiant heating elements run the length of each blade, aimed directly at the people below rather than the open sky above.
Directional infrared radiant heat, aimed at people rather than open air. Heat that's felt within moments, not minutes.
In warm months, the same blades perform on par with leading commercial ceiling fans. One unit, zero seasonal swaps.
208/240V wiring across every configuration, a standard commercial electrical setup with no custom rewiring required.
Utility patent filed for the blade-embedded IR heating design. First-mover protection in an uncontested category.
Matte black construction designed for rooftop bars, clubhouses, and hotel terraces, where the glow becomes part of the ambiance.
Radiant heat delivered directly to people is dramatically more efficient than heating the open air with propane or forced air.
Every tier runs on standard 208/240V commercial wiring. The only thing that scales is blade count.
A single Commercial-tier fan keeping a patio open through the shoulder season pays for itself faster than most venues expect, before counting a single dollar of higher-margin bar sales that come with it.
Clubhouses, pro shop patios, and 19th-hole terraces lose revenue every fall. The Halo keeps members comfortable and ordering year-round, and the glow becomes a signature ambiance members notice.
Outdoor dining is a major revenue driver until the weather turns. The Halo extends patio season by months, replacing propane towers with better heat coverage at every table.
Pool decks, covered terraces, and event lawns demand premium aesthetics with reliable performance. The Halo delivers both, and becomes a feature guests remember.
The Halo Fan is patent-pending and in active development. Here's exactly where things are today.
Utility patent filed covering the blade-embedded infrared heating method. Not yet issued.
Every spec on this page is being tested directly with golf courses, restaurants, and hotels before manufacturing decisions are locked in.
Actively speaking with fan manufacturers and outdoor products brands about licensing and commercial production.
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