They are known as turbo ventilators or eco ventilators, and their purpose is to help vent hot air from inside the building into the atmosphere. Turbo ventilators are self-contained units installed on roofs to extract inside air. They do not require additional energy because they are powered by atmospheric wind, which exhausts inside air and increases the natural inward flow of fresh air.

Despite its appearance, it is a relatively simple piece of equipment with few parts that provides a significant number of advantages. Let’s take a closer look at them.

Allow for easy ventilation:

A turbo ventilator, as the name implies, provides easy ventilation for all structures and aids in the movement of damp, moist air outside the building, which would otherwise cause damage to building equipment. Moisture and dampness can cause rusting in metal equipment and provide a favourable environment for various types of bacteria and fungi.

Turbo ventilators circulate fresh air throughout the building, preventing mould, fungi, and moisture damage.