| Unheated air curtain | Retail entrances, offices, and other frequently used doorways in moderate climates | Creates a directed air stream across an opening to help limit air exchange, dust, and flying insects when the entrance is open | Opening width and height, mounting position, airflow direction, noise level, and nearby cross-drafts | Can the unit cover the full opening, and are installation and performance details available for the intended doorway? |
| Heated air curtain | Entrances exposed to cold outdoor air, including commercial and public buildings | Adds heat to the discharged air stream to improve comfort near an open entrance; it does not replace a building’s heating system | Available electrical supply or compatible heating source, heating capacity, control method, and local energy costs | What power supply, heating option, wiring information, and control documentation are supplied? |
| Commercial entrance air curtain | Shops, hotels, restaurants, and building lobbies with regular pedestrian traffic | Helps reduce unwanted air movement while allowing people to pass through without operating a physical door | Doorway dimensions, traffic pattern, mounting clearance, operating controls, and indoor noise requirements | Are mounting drawings, wiring diagrams, operating instructions, and maintenance guidance provided? |
| Industrial air curtain | Warehouses, workshops, loading areas, and production facilities with large or frequently opened doorways | Provides a high-velocity air stream intended for larger openings and demanding operating conditions | Opening size, vehicle and pedestrian traffic, wind exposure, dust levels, duty cycle, and access for servicing | What operating conditions and installation limits are used for the stated airflow performance? |
| Recessed or concealed air curtain | Building entrances where a concealed installation is preferred for architectural reasons | Delivers an air stream from a unit integrated into a ceiling or other suitable building structure | Ceiling space, structural access, return-air path, service access, and coordination with other building systems | Are the unit dimensions, access-panel requirements, and installation details confirmed before construction? |
| Specialized cold-room air curtain | Selected refrigerated areas where doors are opened regularly and temperature control is important | Designed to help manage air exchange at a temperature-controlled opening; suitability depends on the room and installation design | Temperature difference, humidity, condensation and icing risks, opening dimensions, and refrigeration-system requirements | Has the application been reviewed for the actual room temperature, humidity, and door-use pattern? |
| Buyer and supplier evaluation | All air curtain projects involving international sourcing | Helps buyers compare product suitability, documentation, delivery terms, and after-sales support | Applicable electrical requirements, test documentation, materials, warranty terms, spare parts, packaging, and destination-market compliance | Can the supplier provide clear specifications, installation documents, export packaging details, and support arrangements for the destination market? |