Mechanical Natural Ventilation Penthouse

Roof vent

Description Penthouse Louvres are non-insulated ventilation units designed to provide natural ventilation in unheated spaces such as above lift shafts in public and commercial buildings. The units are custom made to bespoke sizing, designed to suit the specific roof opening and ventilation area required.

Permanent ventilation solution for unheated spaces Penthouse Louvres are non-insulated ventilation units designed to provide natural ventilation in unheated spaces such as above lift shafts in public and commercial buildings. The units are custom made to bespoke sizing, designed to suit the specific roof opening and ventilation area required.

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About PHL - Penthouse /Turret Weather Louvres Perfect for natural ventilation applications. Penthouse louvres, also known as turret louvres have been around for many years, however, have recently found a new purpose in natural ventilation systems where they are commonly employed to harness the 'stack effect'.

Natural Ventilation range ... Intelivent Penthouse Turret with Internal Splitters Aluminium construction with high performance weather louvre and splitter plates to aid supply and extract.

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The penthouse , as an intake louver, can allow for gravity ventilation by enabling air to flow naturally into the opening. Keep fresh air flowing into your HVAC system while keeping rain and other harmful elements out. You can customize penthouses to fit the needs of your application. Starting a new HVAC project?

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