Solar Vents and Fans
February 11, 2010
Power Flowers Artsy Wind Turbines
Pennsylvania Artist David Edwards has created 14 ft. tall sculptures with his inspiration coming from sunflower petals. The Power Flowers are wind turbines with solar panel-covered blades. The energy goes into both a built-in battery and LED bulbs, and can power up laptops, cell phones and other electronic devices. A 6 ft. replica was displayed at a recent EcoFest, a Fair in the Park in Shadyside and summer workshops from Pittsburgh's Parks and Recreation Department. Some of the smaller versions may be sold at a price of $8,000 - $10,000.
Via Pittsburgh Live
August 14, 2009
Solar Panel Ventilator Fan
Want to go green but don't know where to start? This silent solar panel Ventilator Fan can be mounted on almost any type of surface on your home, boat, individual room, dog house or any other building. Simple to install, it needs no wiring, batteries or other power source. It will help keep you (or your pet) cool and remove odor while letting out the hot air. At a size of a mere 6 x 6", the vent comes with a mounting base plate and grill, fan and solar panel.
Via Ventilator Fan
August 5, 2009
Solar Frost Air Conditioner Prototype
Industrial designer Philip Stankard has a new concept designed for keeping cool. The Frost system works by replacing outlet electricity by solar panels that collect electricity during peak daytime hours to be used later. An ice pack is placed in a refrigerator freezer to chill and cool the solar air conditioner's breeze. Nice idea, Philip.
Via Coroflot
July 9, 2009
Sunsei Solar Vent - Day/Night Solar Powered Vent
Solar vents are all the rage, and this one in stainless steel provides 24 hours a day of silent and reliable ventilation for hot or humid areas. Reduces condensation and heat build-up in your boat, RV, Cabin, shed and green house. This new stylish and aerodynamic Solarvent provides more than double the airflow of any similar sized solar vent.
At Sunsei 70440 Solar Vent Stainless Steel Day/Night Solar Powered Vent
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