MacroAir Fans
Michael Dettor is an experienced engineering professional currently serving as the Engineering Manager at MacroAir Fans since May 2021. Prior to this role, Michael held the position of Technical Director in Manufacturing Engineering at Sorenson Engineering Inc. for a brief period in early 2021. From June 2011 to February 2021, Michael worked at Yinlun TDI, LLC, where responsibilities included managing manufacturing engineering and process documentation. Previous experience includes a role as a Mechanic at Cbm Motorsports, focusing on engine rebuilds and automotive fabrication. Michael holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electromechanical Systems Engineering from California State Polytechnic University-Pomona, earned between 2004 and 2012.
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MacroAir Fans
At MacroAir we think life’s better with a breeze. Funny story, MacroAir came up with the idea and concept for a energy efficient large ceiling fan in 1998 as a solution to help keep dairy cows cool in the blistering hot Southern California summer months. Since then our fans have been installed in buildings all throughout the world. From industrial warehouses to school auditoriums, from Crossfit Gyms to restaurants small and large alike. Our fans have inspired others, but there is only one fan powerful enough to cool us all, and that fan comes from MacroAir. When it comes to our fans (also known as High Volume, Low Speed [HVLS] fans) MacroAir operates off four main principles: move air precisely, move air efficiently, move air smoothly and move air infinitely. We offer the most cost-efficient large ceiling fan on the market and believe that moving air slowly is more efficient than moving air quickly. Our fans create a fresh breeze and keep all building occupants cool and comfortable. We strive for the day when everyone will feel the comfort of our fans all throughout the world and continue to innovate and improve on our technology to do so!