Solarventi, SolarFlex Mallorca
Dealer of Solarventi solar air heaters for Mallorca. SolarVenti air collectors remove humidity and keep the house fresh and dry at no running costs.
- Ventilation
- Dehumidification
- A healthy indoor climate
- Heating cost savings
- No running cost
27/10/2021
06/05/2021
Solarventi SV20, the latest model with a more powerful solar cell that can also drive an extractor fan.
The first picture shows 4 houses that have a Solarventi installed.
04/02/2021
This is how we drill the holes for the air tubes of the Solarventi systems.
A diamand core drill attached to a high frequency pulse drilling machine makes our life easy. The advantage of this drilling method is a nice clean hole that can be made fast but also that there is a way to connect a vacuum cleaner to suck away all the dust through the core of the drill.
This way holes can be made inside houses without producing dust.
06/10/2019
06/10/2019
2x Solarventi SV14 blowing fresh warm air into 2 bedrooms. The air gets pushed from the bedrooms into the livingroom where it will leave the house, taking away the humidity.
07/10/2018
A Solarventi SV30 on a roof terrace in Felanitx.
The tube that brings the warm air into the house goes through the floor and the Solarventi roof-plate covers the hole so no water will leak into the house.
12/08/2018
Although this guest house had 3 ventilation openings, the air inside was not moving and there was a humidity issue.
We closed two of these openings and installed a Solarventi SV7 (100x70 cm.) and an extractor fan. The SV7 will blow fresh heated air into the building on one side and a solar driven extractor fan will extract the humid air on the opposite side. This way the whole building will be ventilated many hours per day.
The solar panels are mounted on a frame that is attached to the side wall only.
21/03/2018
SPECIAL OFFER ! March and April 2018, 15% discount on SolarVenti SV7, SV14, SV20 & SV30 !
24/02/2018
Something else than Solarventi this time, we upgraded an existing solar system to generate electricity.
The old system had 4x 240 Watt solar panels and to this we added 7x 325 Watt solar panels giving a total of 3235 Watts.
All the energy went into direct use and the charging of 12 batteries, giving the house an almost 100% coverage of the electricity needs.
Yesterday even when there was no sunshine, the system was still able to give a decent amount of charging of the batteries. For those longer cloudy periods there is a backup generator.
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