SolaBreeze requires no mains power supply, costs nothing to run and is maintenance free.

SolaBreeze is a unique self-contained, easy to install solar-powered air extraction system. The unit comprises a highly-efficient single-cell photovoltaic power source with a whisper-quiet motor and fan assembly. When installed, the SolaBreeze unit quietly and efficiently extracts warm, moist or stale air at ceiling level allowing it to be replaced with cooler fresh air.

One of the many advantages of SolaBreeze is its flexibility with regards to location on the roof. Unlike passive stack systems, which need to be located directly above the space that they are required to ventilate, the SolaBreeze uses flexible ducting so it can be located virtually anywhere on the roof. And with the addition of our 4-way manifold system, the SolaBreeze can extract air from several rooms via the one system.

All SolaBreeze systems can be thermostatically controlled and will move over 150 litres of air per second*. Additional solar panels are available to increase the flow-rate if required. SolaBreeze is also available as a separate fan and- panel assembly for through-wall installations. SolaBreeze is the ideal product for combating solar-gain in all building types. Unlike passive stack systems that rely on the movement of air across the roof of a building to generate a flow of air through the system, SolaBreeze
uses the power of the sun. The brighter the sun, the more solar-gain, the faster SolaBreeze works, extracting air from the building below. This makes SolaBreeze particularly effective in buildings occupied mostly during daylight hours, such as schools, colleges and offices.

SolaBreeze-The natural choice for ventilation

Product benefits
• Quick and easy to install
• Requires no power supply
• Virtually silent in operation
• Versatile and flexible
• No maintenance costs
• 5 year guarantee

Applications
• Schools and colleges
• Factories and warehouses
• Public areas and corridors
• Stores and roof voids
• Farms and agricultural
buildings