Frequently Asked Questions

     
   
 

How does the Condor Kinetic roof ventilator compare to other roof ventilator products?

Like a Rolls Royce to a GoKart
In all fairness there is no real comparison. Condor Kinetic Roof Ventilators use thermal kinetic energy, and are extremely efficient, especially when there is no wind.
Wind driven types were designed for factory duty and then remarketed for residential use.
For a detailed comparison click here.

If the Condor Kinetic ventilator has no moving parts, how will it remove the heat from my home?
The Condor Kinetic ventilator takes advantage of the physical laws of heat and pressure to remove the heat from a building. For more information, including diagrams, please click here.

How many do need for my roof?
In conventional residential dwellings only one appropriately sized roof unit is recommended. It's size is determined by the roof type and area to be ventilated.

Can I install a Condor Kinetic roof ventilator myself?
Yes. The unit is supplied to enable easy installation by the home handyman.

Can a Condor be used with a wind driven type roof ventilator.
No.

Will it let rain in?
No! Condor Kinetic ventilators are waterproof, even in tropical regions.

 

What happens during Winter

Because the Condor is thermal driven it doesn't suck the dry air normally present in the attic, and replace it with moist ambient.

Are they efficient?
Extremely so.
Condor was established in1983 and has been manufacturing high end ventilation systems to this day. Condor is committed to its reputation for excellence.

Suppliers in my area?
Each Condor product is supplied project specific to ensure that it conforms to the particular needs of the dwelling. Because of this we, fabricate specifically for those needs and, ship from our factory in Adelaide to all capital cities.

Is the Condor product range suitable for hydroponic situations?
Yes, Condor equipment is well suited to hydroponic operations in that it prevents erratic airflow.

Is the Condor Kinetic roof ventilator suitable for cyclonic conditions?
Yes, Condor roof ventilators are rated at in excess of 300kph.

What materials is the Condor made from?
Condor Roof Ventilators are constructed from either galvanised or stainless steel. All are finished with a coloured resin coating

 
 

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