A hybrid tulip with a photovoltaic panel is a device that dynamically uses wind power to support the chimney draft, additionally equipped with a low-power brushless motor for its effective stabilization. It is mounted on the chimney outlets in gravitational ventilation.

The 35˚ version is optimally selected for the angle of incidence of sunlight in Poland. It does not require the use of a power supply and regulator.

Regardless of the direction, strength and type of wind, the attachment turbine always rotates in one and the same direction creating a negative pressure at the attachment inlet end, which results in an increase in the air flow rate in the ducts.

If the blowing wind is not strong enough to achieve the rotational speed set on the controller, the electric motor drives the base to the set speed, if it is too strong, the motor limits the rotational speed. In a situation where the blowing wind is sufficient to ensure the correct rotation speed TURBOWENT HYBRID TULIPAN acts like a normal wind root, and the consumption of electricity is minimal.

The attachment is mounted on the gravitational ventilation chimney outlets, especially in single and multi-family housing. The construction of the base allows it to be placed on wires that are very close to each other. The patented mounting method of the standard version allows the attachment of the attachment without using any tools.

Hybrid ventilation is a system based on gravity pipes supported by mechanical devices. In the Darco Hybrid ventilation system, the main performance regulator is the hybrid attachment. It ensures correct chimney draft and, thanks to the possibility of rotational speed regulation, allows setting the desired efficiency of the ventilation riser.

properties

• Available intake diameters: 150 [mm]
• Rotational speed range: 90-500 [rpm]
• Maximum output: 197 [m3 / h]
• Rated power at max efficiency: 3.9 [W]
• Sound power: 26 [dB]
• Swivel system: rolling bearings

Application

• to support gravitational exhaust ventilation
• when there are air swirls at the chimney outlet caused by its unfavorable location
• with unfavorable terrain configuration, strong and frequent winds (wind zone II and III)
• when there is no stabilized chimney draft or it is too small