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- The motorised fan (controlled by sensors) helps extract the air from the room through the bottom section.
The air enters the ventilated cavity between the pane and the curtain.
- In the ventilated cavity, the air from the room pushes out the air which has been heated by solar irradiance.
- Now the air has reached its hottest temperature, it is expelled by the fan;
- in the summer it is conveyed directly outside the building, bringing about considerable savings in the use of air conditioning units.
- in the winter it is reintroduced into the room to heat it, working alongside traditional heating systems.
Should there be no solar irradiance, VetroVentilato® shuts down but can be reactivated to air the room.
Powered by a photovoltaic panel.
Upon request, the fan and curtain on the VetroVentilato® Windows can be powered by a small photovoltaic panel fitted directly into the window frame. |
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| VetroVentilato®. A simple concept with great results. |
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VetroVentilato® actively controls the temperature of the rooms inside the building, thanks to its built-in electronic and mechanical system.
The triple glazing system is only 50 mm thick and a slim 25 mm with double glazing, which is fitted with a microperforated technical curtain.
VetroVentilato® manages the hot air buffer which is created within its cavities:
- in summer, the hot air is conveyed directly outside the building;
- in winter, the hot air is reintroduced into the room, working in conjunction with the existing heating systems.
VetroVentilato® has smaller heating and air conditioning systems, which means both your purchase and running costs are considerably lower.
VetroVentilato® also efficiently reintroduces clean air back into the room, thanks to the filters fitted at the bottom of the frame where the air enters.
And since VetroVentilato® keeps the whole room at the same temperature, you can make full use of the space near the windows and glazing. |
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