SmartVent 100 Cat. No. SS-01100R01 Weight 3 lbs

$48.00

Lack of ventilation and condensation can be a problem in any enclosed environment. Powered simply by sunlight the SmarVent helps keep more pleasant and controlled atmosphere in your Sail Boat, RV, Camper or any inclosed space. Powered by Sunlight Silent secure ventilation Easy to install - Wire Free Helps to reduce condensation Fits in polcarbonate, glass, wood, metal etc No operating Costs Two yeat warranty SmartVent 100 Air out only on off switch Frosted Acrylic finish LOCATION It is important to locate your SmartVent so that it receive the maximum amount of sunlight possible, ideally facing the midday sun and not in any shade. INSTALLATION If unsure how to fit the SmartVent yourself, consult a professional installation expert. Remove the fixing ring and gasket from the barrel. Draw a line around the template in the packaging with a marker Cut out the hole, diameter 115mm/4,5", using a suitable tool  For added security apply mastic sealant between the guidelines on the underside of your SmartVent. NB In glass we recommend use of the large foam gasket without using sealant. Place the product through the hole from the outside. In wood or metal screw SmartVent to the surface with suitable No. 8 or similar weatherproof screws. Push the fixing ring up the barrel from the inside. If sealant has been used wipe away any excess and leave to dry. OPERATION The SmartVent is supplied in the open position, however you can close the SmartVent to waterproof the product in severe weather conditions. To fully close the SmartVent hold the center ellipse area twist counterclockwise and pull towards you until it locks into position. To open again, twist clockwise and push in until it locks into position. The SmartVent is operated using the switches as described below. SmartVent 100: To switch on, push the switch down into the on position, to switch off, push the switch again and it will release to the off position. In the on position the SmartVent will extract air when sufficient daylight hits the solar cell.