You must have noticed the revolving machinery on commercial roofs. These devices, sometimes known as turbo ventilators or eco ventilators, are used to help release heated air from indoor spaces into the atmosphere. Turbo ventilators are self-contained devices mounted on rooftops for the purpose of removing inside air. They don’t need additional energy because they are powered by atmospheric wind, which also increases the natural flow of fresh air inside while exhausting indoor air through them.

Although it could seem a little sophisticated at first, it is a piece of relatively simple equipment with few parts that offers a large number of advantages. Let’s look at them now.

Provide effortless ventilation:

A turbo ventilator, as its name suggests, makes it simple to ventilate any structure and helps move moist, damp air outside the building, which could otherwise harm the building’s equipment. The buildup of moisture and dampness can lead to the rusting of metal objects and can create an ideal environment for various bacteria and fungi.

Use Less Space:

Turbo ventilators promote the flow of fresh air throughout the space and guard against moisture, mould, and fungal damage.

No need of additional Energy:

Turbo ventilators operate entirely on their own and don’t need an external power source like electricity. They are powered by the wind and may run continuously without any external energy source. It can be operated by even the smallest amount of rooftop wind. They get significant cost reductions in this way.

Don’t require additional energy: