Solar Mega RoofBlaster Adjustable

The Solar Mega RoofBlaster Adjustable adds the ability to adjust the solar panel toward the sun. This is sometimes needed in northern latitudes where the sun travels lower to the horizon especially in the winter months.

Just like our Solar Mega RoofBlaster, the Adjustable sports a larger fan and solar panel which is almost 3 times (2.7) more powerful than our regular Solar RoofBlaster product. What does this extra power give you? It means it will refresh the air in your space 2.7 times more often than our regular RoofBlaster. For example, imagine you've installed each fan on top of a 10'x10'x10' room which equals 1000 cubic feet. The 35.2 cfm fan in the Solar RoofBlaster will replenish the air in the room every 28 minutes. Whereas the 96 cfm fan in the Solar Mega RoofBlaster Adjustable will replenish the air every 10 minutes.

It is an advanced ventilation solution that efficiently removes hot, moist air from attics, sheds, and garages using solar power. These vents should be placed near the top of your roof and spread out evenly to promote uniform air circulation with accompanying intake vents (not included). Uniform air movement reduces the risk of mold, mildew, wood rot, and pest infestations while creating a cooler, more comfortable work environment in sheds and garages. It improves air quality, prevents tool rusting, and mitigates heat buildup.

Applications include any shingled-roofed structure:

• homes
• garages
• sheds
• pump houses
• dog houses
• chicken coops
• utility trailers (Due to its flat flashing profile, some have used our SealBlaster sealant and more appropriate hardware that doesn't protrude down as much to install these on utility trailers.)

Professional-grade performance with straightforward installation makes the Solar Mega RoofBlaster Adjustable an essential upgrade for any shingled structure resulting in an enhanced ventilation solution due to the power of the sun. Why not use the source of all that heat to also blast that heat away more effectively than a simple passive vent?

These days all attic vents are installed according to specific building codes that involve calculating your attic's space to figure out the amount of intake and exhaust ventilation required. If you've had your roof replaced in the last 10 years by a reputable roofer, then your roof likely has the proper number of vents. But those vents are all passive ventilation that only work when there is wind blowing up through your intake vents at your eaves and through convection (hot air rising).

Solar Mega RoofBlaster Adjustable roof vent fans help boost the effectiveness of what would otherwise be a passive vent while also acting as a passive vent anytime the sun is not out.