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By 2:00 p.m., the complaints usually start. Forklift operators feel it first in the aisles with poor circulation. Pickers feel it near the roof line and loading doors. Then production slows, heat-sensitive inventory becomes a concern, and HVAC costs climb without fixing the real problem. If you are trying to understand how to reduce warehouse heat buildup, the answer is rarely one product. It is a ventilation design problem that has to be matched to the building, heat load, and operating pattern …