Roof Ventilator

Introduction

A natural ventilator is a ventilation device that is driven to rotate by natural horizontal wind force and vertical airflow formed by indoor and outdoor temperature differences.

Scientifically designed blades can rotate even with a gentle breeze. When the turbine head rotates, centrifugal force is generated to extract hot air, smoke, humid gases, and other exhaust gases from the space below the turbine head.

With the extraction of exhaust gas, a negative pressure zone is formed below the turbine head, and fresh outdoor air will flow into the negative pressure zone through doors and windows to supplement it. The turbine head continues to rotate, achieving the purpose of ventilation, exhaust, and smoke extraction.

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