New Solar Powered Attic / Roof Ventilating Fan by Air vent Inc.

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Air Vent NPSP8WW Roof Mounted Solar Powered Attic Ventilating Fan

A smart alternative to conventional roof vents, the Solar Powered Attic Vent operates during the day and collects power from the sun to convert into electricity to run the fan. In turn, this energy operates a high efficiency motor inside the power vent, so there's no added cost for electricity. That saves energy, which is better for the environment.

The solar panel can be mounted next to the dome or, because the panel comes with a 10 foot cord, you can mount the solar panel at another location on the roof to optimize solar collection while placing the dome in an inconspicuous location on the roof.



From the manufacturer:

A smart alternative to conventional roof louvers, the Solar Powered Roof-Mounted Attic Vent operates during the day and collects power from direct sunlight to convert into electricity. In turn, this energy operates a high efficiency motor inside the power vent, so there's no added cost for electricity. That saves energy, which is better for the environment.

And unlike most electric power vents regulated by a thermostat, the Solar Powered Roof-Mounted Attic Vent does not wait for the attic to get overheated before running. It operates whenever there is direct sunlight.

The solar vent operates without fuel, waste or pollution. And as a totally solar-powered solution, it’s also environmentally friendly. There's no need for electrical hook-up or electricity, simplifying the installation process.

The Solar Powered Roof-Mounted Attic Vent features durable, high-quality, two-piece construction utilizing a solar panel to collect and deliver power directly from the sun to a high efficiency 24-volt DC motor inside the power vent.

Benefits of a Solar Powered Attic Vent:

Design Considerations
The solar panel can be mounted next to the dome or, because the panel comes with a 10-foot cord, you can mount the solar panel at another location on the roof to optimize solar collection while placing the dome in an inconspicuous location on the roof.