Solar Panel Exhaust Fan For Poultry House Greenhouse
Keep poultry houses and greenhouses comfortable with the Solar Panel Exhaust Fan. This compact, outdoor-ready ventilation solution uses solar power to convert sunlight into electricity, driving a 3W, 12V exhaust fan. It pushes hot air out and brings fresh air in, helping to lower indoor temperatures and improve air quality in small chicken coops, greenhouses, sheds, pet houses, and casement exhaust setups. The weatherproof motor is designed to withstand outdoor conditions, protecting against rain and harsh weather while delivering reliable performance.
Designed for easy, maintenance-friendly installation away from mains power, it runs on solar energy whenever the sun shines, providing a practical, eco-friendly cooling solution that supports healthier poultry and robust plant growth. Enjoy quiet operation and energy independence in one simple kit.
Benefits & Tips
- Quick cooling in outdoor spaces: mount the solar panel outside to harvest energy and power the fan to vent hot air, keeping interior temperatures comfortable.
- Versatile placement: suitable for chicken coops, greenhouses, sheds, and pet houses; the 0.5 m cable offers flexible mounting options.
- Low maintenance: occasionally clean the panel surface to maintain solar efficiency, and ensure the fan vents remain clear for optimal airflow.
Product specifications
- Material: PET
- Power: 3W, 12V
- Color: Black
- Solar Panel Size: 50 × 150 × 3 mm
- Fan size: 12 × 12 cm (4.7 × 4.7 inch)
- Cable length: 0.5 m (59 inches)
- Includes: solar panel, fan, cable
Package includes:
- Solar panel
- Fan
- Cable
Warnings / Reminders
- The real color of the item may be slightly different from the pictures shown on website due to brightness of your monitor and lighting conditions.
- Please allow slight manual measurement deviation for the data.
All electronic and mechanical equipment, devices and machines sold by InterCyprus to EU countries are CE certified and carry a two year warranty.
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