SolarRoyal Reveals Solar-Powered Ventilation Fan
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Solar Royal announced in July the SR1800, the company’s flagship solar-powered ventilation/attic fan which will retrail at just $369.
The SR1800 was developed “…because of the lack of aesthetics, technological features and value proposition previously available in the marketplace.” said Roy Stocker, President of Solar Royal, LLC.
According to SolarRoyal, the “SR1800 is the best solar ventilation product in the marketplace today, and no other product offers all the features at such a value.”
At a retail price of $369, the premium SR1800 offers a recessable, 22-watt mono-crystalline solar panel, automotive grade brushless motor, 7-stage multi-lock panel angle positions, airfoil noise insulation, secure double-locking feature, continuous optimized airflow cowling for superior aerodynamics, elegant – low profile design, heavy duty construction, thermal switch, lifetime warranty option and more.
“Our company is committed to making “green” products more affordable while providing a product that offers everyone from the installer to end-user with the smartest solution for ventilating any attic or roof spaces for the best price.” said Roy Stocker, President of Solar Royal, LLC.
Not only does the SR1800 lower energy costs by changing passive ventilation into active ventilation, but it also qualifies for the 30 percent Federal rebate program.
Source: SolarRoyal
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