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30W Solar Exhaust Fan – 25cm, IP65 Waterproof, for Greenhouse, Chicken Coop, Shed or Dog
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Description
🌬️ General Description This 30W solar exhaust fan is the elegant and eco-friendly solution for efficiently ventilating chicken coops, greenhouses, garden sheds, dog houses, or camper vans. With no wiring or batteries required, it operates solely on solar power — silent, reliable, and with zero electricity bills. 📊 Technical Specifications Solar panel power: 30W • Voltage: 18V (Uoc = 20.3V) Current: 1.11A • Monocrystalline cell efficiency > 20% Solar panel: 36 × 33 cm • Cable between panel and fan: 2.5 m • Fan: 25 cm diameter • Voltage: 12 V DC • Max speed: 3200 rpm • Material: Reinforced ABS + metal • Waterproofing: IP65 • Contents: 1 solar panel, 1 fan, instructions, 4 screws, 4 nuts, 8 washers, 8 rubber gaskets, 1 safety grille 🔧 Installation Intuitive 3-minute installation: attach the panel to the roof or sun-facing wall, mount the fan on the opposite wall, and connect the cable. No electrical work required — ideal for beginners or experienced DIYers. 🌞 Operation Works from the first rays of sunshine. The stronger the sunlight, the more powerful the airflow. Perfect for removing heat, humidity, and odors from enclosed spaces—effortlessly, quietly, and without constraints. ℹ️ Other information: No built-in battery: 100% solar-powered design, day after day. Shockproof, corrosion-resistant, and weatherproof. Suitable for fixed or mobile installations (trucks, vans, temporary shelters). Solar fan for greenhouses, solar fan for chicken coops, solar fan for garden sheds—one kit, a thousand uses.
Features
- BrandBIEMMEDUE
- ManoMano ReferenceME236493383
- MMID964266286069
- Product code6YLYG20260813-1-3376
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