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Solar Whirlybirds Experts.
For nearly a decade Whirlybird Perth have been your go-to solar whirlybird experts.
Trust the name in all things whirlybirds and ventilation.
Solar Whilrybirds Perth
Harness the sun to keep your home cooler with solar whirlybirds. More efficient than wind driven whirlybirds, solar ventilation extracts heat whilst reducing moisture in your home. Keep cooler in the summer with solar whirlybird ventilation for your home.
- Up to 15x More Efficient Than Standard Whirlybirds
A standard whirlybird moves approximately 100/m3 of air per hour. With a solar whirlybird, these can consistently change 500/m3 to 1500/m3 of air every hour.
- Prevents Mould & Mildew Build Up
In the wetter months, moisture builds up in your roof space. This can lead to mould and mildew on your insulation and ceilings. By ventilating the roof space with solar powered whirlybird, damp air is extracted reducing your risk.
- Removes Heat From The Roof Space
In the hotter months, heat gets trapped in your roof space. This heat can exceed 55-60 degrees in WA! If not sufficiently ventilated, this heat radiates downwards into your home. Solar ventilation enables this heat to be sucked out, keeping your home cooler!
- Vent Heat From Hot Rooms
You have the option with solar whirlies to vent heat from the home. By installing ceiling vents, heat can be extracted directly from the rooms.
Why Whirlybird Ventilation with Solar Whirlys
In the Summer, your home can become a hot box without air flow. Whilst outside temperatures may be mid to high 30s, your roof often exceeds 60 degrees. Like lifting the lid of a boiling pot of water, whirlybirds enable that hot air to escape.
A cooler home is a comfortable home!
Traditional wind driven whirlybirds have their limitations. With limited volumes of air moving, home owners have looked to other alternatives. This includes solar whirlybirds and electric whirlybirds.
Solar whirlybirds harness the power of the sun. This means that they can be at least 5-10 times more efficient than standard whirlybirds. With more hot air being expelled from your home and roof there is less heat build up.
Relax, sleep easy and enjoy a comfortable home in the heat with solar whirlybirds.
CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS
Solar Whiz Solar Whirlybirds
The Solar Whiz is a powerful solar ventilator for roof spaces & homes. Designed for tin and tiled roofs, they can be installed on new & existing homes. They operate via a PV panel mounted to the fan itself. It can operate in low-light conditions and guarantees reliable extraction when you need it most on those hot, scorching summer days.
Available in a range of options, speak to your Whirlybird Perth expert to see which solar whirly is best for your home.
SW-RAF900
Smaller homes, second storeys & small store fronts- 900m3/h air flow
- High-impact Resistant Polycrystaline 10 Watt Panel
- 10-24 Volt DC Brushless Motor with Double-Shielded Ball Bearings
- Corrosion Reistant Steel (Suitable for coastal installations)
- Electostatic UV resistant black powder coating
- 560mm diameter, 360mm height, 330mm throat
SW-RAF1400
Medium homes & businesses with service floors- 1,400m3/h air flow
- High-impact Resistant Polycrystaline 20 Watt Panel
- 10-24 Volt DC Brushless Motor with Double-Shielded Ball Bearings
- Corrosion Reistant Steel (Suitable for coastal installations)
- Electostatic UV resistant black powder coating
- 560mm diameter, 360mm height, 330mm throat
SW-RAF2100
Large homes, offices & stables- 2,100m3/h air flow
- High-impact Resistant Polycrystaline 35 Watt Panel
- 10-24 Volt DC Brushless Motor with Double-Shielded Ball Bearings
- Corrosion Reistant Steel (Suitable for coastal installations)
- Electostatic UV resistant black powder coating
- 560mm diameter, 360mm height, 330mm throat
Case Study - Solar Whiz SW-RAF2100
Using our thermal imaging data recording software, we mapped a standard Perth home temperature variations. We measured the external temperature, the roof cavity without ventilation and the roof cavity after we installed a Solar Whiz SW-RAF2100 with 6 eave vents.
The chart to the left shows that the external temperature reached a peak of 32.5 degrees. With no ventilation, the roof was measured at 48.1 inside the roof space. However with the installation of solar ventilation, this dropped 8.6 degrees to 39.5 degrees.
Western Australia experienced its hottest summer on record in 2019... does your home have sufficient ventilation?
WA exceeded the previous record of 1.99C above the average which was set in the summer of 2009–10, so it was certainly one to put into the record books.
