SolarRoyal is coming to the RCAT Texas Roofing Conference in Houston, TX Thursday Oct 5 – Friday Oct 6, 2023. Come out to the Marriot Marquis to Booth 517 and talk with one of our solar ventilation experts to find out why the SolarRoyal solar attic ventilation fans are the best on the market. Please come by and see why SolarRoyal is the leading solution provider for solar ventilation
Austin, TX, USA, May 18, 2023 – Solar Royal’s new 35Watt solar attic fan has been upgraded and incorporates all the latest solar technology to bring you even greater solar panel efficiency in the same sleek, low-profile package. “We are always striving to innovate and bring the best technology on the market to our customers at an economical price. Our goal is to make the best solar ventilation solutions
Do you have questions about our products? Whether you are a current or prospective customer, here are some of the most frequently asked questions about our SR1800 Solar Attic Fan. Is a solar attic fan more effective than ridge vents? A ridge vent operates using natural air convection. As the air heats up, it rises. As the attic heats, hot air rises to the attic ridge, where it naturally flows out
There are many myths and misconceptions about solar attic fans. One that pops up quite frequently is that a solar attic fan needs a battery to store excess energy it collects during the day so it can run at night when there is no sunlight. Does my solar attic fan need a battery so it can run at night? There seems to be a misconception that your solar attic fan needs
Solar fans are a great way to ventilate your attic space. However, there are a lot of myths and misconceptions out there about them. So, let's clear a few things up. Myth 1: Solar fans don't work when it is cloudy Solar fans absolutely work when it is cloudy. As long as the fan is receiving UV rays, those fan blades will be turning. Now, due to the reduction in
Many homeowners forget to pay attention to the condition of their roof when it comes to home maintenance. Roof maintenance is easy to overlook until something goes wrong. Then you're stuck playing catch up. Here are 3 roof maintenance myths you should know are false. Myth 1: I don't need regular maintenance if my roof has a warranty Your roof’s warranty generally covers the things out of your control, things
Solar power thrives in sunny climates, but what happens when winter blankets panels in snow? That’s the question Michigan Technological University’s Keweenaw Research Center (KRC) is tackling in a new two-year research effort. The project aims to measure how snowfall influences photovoltaic output and to identify practical strategies to reduce snow-related energy losses. To study the problem, international engineering firm DNV GL has installed a test bed of solar
The Department of Energy (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory's (NREL) new report on "Non-Hardware ('Soft') Cost-Reduction Roadmap for Residential and Small Commercial Solar Photovoltaics, 2013-2020," funded by DOE's SunShot Initiative and written by NREL and Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI). The NREL's ongoing project charts a path to achieve soft-cost targets of $0.65/W for residential systems and $0.44/W for commercial systems by 2020 and provides soft-costs
Solar Energy Advantages: Solar Phone Chargers As reported by ABCNEWS: Following Hurricane Sandy, you would find citizens of New York City and other affected areas waiting in long lines outside Starbucks and other restaurants are not waiting to buy food, but vying for a chance to charge their cell phones. The city of New York is attempting to prepare for its next emergency by installing solar-powered low draw phone chargers
MITs Solar System MIT scientists mapped 17,000 rooftops in Cambridge, Mass., providing residents with a web interface to look up their homes and project the cost and return on investment of photovoltaic solar panels. Using satellite imagery and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) data from a previous aerial survey to create a 3-D model of Cambridge. Then the team from MIT charted the exact shape of rooftops and possible sunlight
