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Looking for solar roof ventilation for your Australian home?
Choosing the right solar roof ventilation system involves more than comparing prices. Australian roofs are exposed to scorching heat, heavy rain, strong winds and hail. Your roof ventilation system must be designed to perform reliably in these demanding conditions.
Here are the main things to check before buying a solar roof ventilation system.
Does the manufacturer have an Australian presence? Do they understand Australian homes, roofing materials and weather conditions?
Local knowledge can influence everything from the system’s design and materials to the flashing and ventilation capacity.
This is why choosing a reasonably priced, purpose-built product is often better than buying the cheapest system available.
SolarBright’s MaxBreeze solar roof ventilation systems are designed in Australia for Australian conditions. This makes them a practical choice for local homes and commercial properties.
A thermostat helps prevent the roof ventilator from operating when ventilation is not required.
Before purchasing a system, ask:
MaxBreeze systems include automatic thermostat control. For additional convenience, selected models can be upgraded to the MaxBreeze PLUS controller, which offers remote operation and additional control features.
Correct flashing is essential for a secure and weatherproof installation.
Avoid products that use a basic one-size-fits-all flashing system. The flashing should be suitable for your specific roof type, whether you have a tiled, metal or other common Australian roof.
The MaxBreeze range can be installed with flashing suited to different roof types. Its leak-proof design helps protect your home during heavy rain and other adverse weather conditions.
A reputable manufacturer should offer different models for different roof sizes, property types and budgets.
SolarBright’s MaxBreeze range includes:
Each model can also be upgraded to the PLUS version for remote control, humidity detection and moisture management.
Having multiple options makes it easier to select a ventilation system that suits your roof space and performance requirements.
Standard solar roof ventilators generally operate when sufficient sunlight is available.
For homeowners who want continued ventilation after sunset, a day and night system may be a better option.
The MaxBreeze MB400 Zephyr is designed to operate during the day and continue ventilating the roof space at night.
A strong warranty provides peace of mind and demonstrates the manufacturer’s confidence in its product.
Always check the warranty coverage for the motor, solar panel, controller and other major components.
MaxBreeze solar roof ventilators include:
Make sure you also understand who will handle warranty support if an issue develops.
Want to learn more about the features of MaxBreeze and find out which model is right for your home?
Book a free consultation today, and a member of our team will be in touch shortly.
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