2022 NTRCA Golf Tournament
We would like to give a big thank you to everyone who came out to support SolarRoyal at the 2022 NTRCA Golf Tournament. Thank you for your continued support!
SR1800 Series Accessories for SolarRoyal Solar Attic Fans
Our SolarRoyal SR1800 Series solar attic ventilation fans have been specifically designed to be simple to install and extremely user-friendly. However, we understand that there are many types of roofs, some of which provide unique installation challenges. Our SolarRoyal ventilation experts have designed a range of SR1800 Series accessories for SolarRoyal solar attic fans to make installation easy and pain-free on even the most challenging roofs. SolarRoyal 3" Aluminum Curb
2022 NTRCA Golf Tournament SolarRoyal Booth
Come out and support SolarRoyal at the 2022 NTRCA Golf Tournament. Come talk to one of our solar ventilation experts at the SolarRoyal booth on the Master Course at Hole#9.
Brushless Motors: DC Motor Basics
When deciding which solar attic fan is right for you, it is essential to ensure you get the best quality and performance on the market. Anyone can say they have the best fan on the market, but if the design and performance of the fan itself are subpar, all those pretty marketing promises mean nothing. So, how do you tell which fan is the best? The proof is in
Choosing the Correct Ventilation Fan For You
When shopping for your new solar attic ventilation fan, it's important to ensure you are getting the correct ventilation fan for your situation. Here at SolarRoyal, we offer three different fans models to fit your individual ventilation needs and ensure we provide the right solution for every customer. Our most popular option is the SR1800 30watt Solar Attic Ventilation Fan. This fan provides top-of-the-line ventilation for most residential applications.
SolaVent: Solar Royal’s New Solar Gable Ventilation Fan
Solar Royal’s premier product is our SR1800 solar attic ventilation fan. Due to popular demand, we have launched a version of the SR1800 fan that is specifically designed for gabled roofs; the SolaVent 30Watt 'Reversible' Gable Ventilation Fan and Passive Vent Converter. The SolaVent is the most versatile 'Reversible' gable vent on the market, allowing the conversion of any existing passive roof vents into solar-powered active ventilation. Whether used
Installation Mistakes for SR1800 Solar Attic Ventilation Fans
SolarRoyal SR1800 solar attic ventilation fans (30watt and 60watt) are easy to install. However, there are several installation mistakes that are commonly made during the process that all installers should be aware of. #1 Installation Mistake: Not removing the safety film from the solar panel after installing the fan Your SR1800 Solar Attic Fan (30watt and 60watt) comes out of the box with a safety film in place over
Quick Ventilation Questions
Here are some of the most common ventilation questions answered by our solar ventilation experts. Ventilation Question 1: Does your fan have a battery so it can run at night? This is one of the commonly asked ventilation questions we get. Our fans are purely solar and do not have the capability of storing any of the energy collected to use later. So, no. It doesn't have a battery. Ventilation
Choosing the Best Type of Ventilation for Your Needs
When deciding what type of ventilation is best for your attic space, the first decision you must make is whether you want active ventilation or passive ventilation. As attic fan technology continues to improve, active ventilation is becoming much more popular. Solar attic fans in particular are an attractive active ventilation solution to many homeowners as they do not cost a dime to operate. So, here are 3 key
Monocrystalline Solar Panels vs Polycrystalline Solar Panels
When shopping for a new solar attic ventilation fan you are bombarded by all kinds of technical terminology and long-winded explanations that sound like they belong in a science textbook. We're here to clear a few things up with a brief explanation of the basics of solar panels that doesn't require an engineering degree to understand. There are two primary types of solar panels you will find on the market; polycrystalline
