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SolarVenti gets some brilliant customer write-ups

SolarVenti is one of the UK's biggest suppliers of Solar Ventilation technology. The company, based in Staffordshire, stocks solar ventilators in all shapes and sizes and is currently the only firm in the UK with a license to sell SolarVenti branded products, which many experts have claimed to be the best on the market.

We've had some correspondence with the SolarVenti UK and they've asked if we could publish some customer feed back results they've compiled over the last couple of years. And we have to say, the results certainly speak for themselves!

Read on after the cut for a compilation of SolarVenti UK’s customer feed back statements:

Customer Feed back

Source: http://stonecaravan.blogspot.com/2009/12/and-results-are-in.html

Forget the Strictly and the Xmas single, I am about to publish the most important news of the season. The Solar de-humidifier.

Does it work?

I climbed the hill though ankle deep snow (crisp, even and dotted with sheep poo) to discover if the few days of sunlight we've enjoyed in the past 6 weeks have had any effect during one of the wettest autumns on record. Rivers burst their banks, bridges collapsed, Dubai disappeared under flood water (tru-fax, I saw it happen) - but would the Stone  Caravan remain mildew-free.

The first signs were not promising - the path was a slick of ice, curling from beneath the front door where the ditch had overflowed and  run through the porch.I unlocked the door, stepped in and sniffed. Fresh, dry air. For the first time in 3 years the Stone Caravan smelt of fresh, dry air. No mould. Mo mildew. No clammy air.

Glory be. In months to come I can store matches, salt, sugar and bedding in my home without the risk of finding only a pile of soggy green refuse on my return.

Source: http://changingatmospheres.blogspot.com/

Having a Solarventi has made the house much easier to heat now the cost increase is in spite of using less energy. I have also discovered that a house with a dry atmospehere is much quicker and easier to heat than one with a 'wet' atmosphere, basic physics I know, but experience of using a Solarventi drives home the lesson!

Source: http://www.aboutdehumidifiers.co.uk/blogposts/20091012-solar-venti.html

Theres lots to like about these dehumidifiers from SolarVenti, they are environment friendly, cost nothing to run, no CO2 emissions and will provide warm dry air for inside your home. From looking at the SolarVenti website the units come in a range of sizes and can be mounted on roofs or walls. As the unit is mounted outside there is no loss of space inside the home. We would expect these units to be extremely reliable as the only moving part is the solar powered fan. No water buckets to empty and no noise either.

Source: http://solarventi-install-peterborough-uk.blogspot.com/

As it is, 3 days in, and the unit is warming more rooms than I could have imagined possible, with outside temps of between 10 and 18 degrees c it's perfect. And puts off the day of the gas central heating starting up. Fantastic.

So air source heat pump downstairs, solarventi upstairs. This is good news for our fuel bills this autumn. I look forward to seeing how it works out in the coldest winter days, when the heat pump is less efficient.

lager_solarventi SolarVenti is one of the UK's biggest suppliers of Solar Ventilation technology. The company, based in Staffordshire, stocks solar ventilators in all shapes and sizes and is currently the only firm in the UK with a license to sell SolarVenti branded products, which many experts have claimed to be the best on the market.

We've had some correspondence with the SolarVenti UK and they've asked if we could publish some customer feedback results they've compiled over the last couple of years. And we have to say, the results certainly speak for themselves!

Read on after the cut for a compilation of SolarVenti UK’s customer feed back statements:

Customer Feed back

Source: Stories From a Stone Caravan

Forget the Strictly and the Xmas single, I am about to publish the most important news of the season. The Solar de-humidifier.

Does it work?

I climbed the hill though ankle deep snow (crisp, even and dotted with sheep poo) to discover if the few days of sunlight we've enjoyed in the past 6 weeks have had any effect during one of the wettest autumns on record. Rivers burst their banks, bridges collapsed, Dubai disappeared under flood water (tru-fax, I saw it happen) - but would the Stone  Caravan remain mildew-free.

The first signs were not promising - the path was a slick of ice, curling from beneath the front door where the ditch had overflowed and  run through the porch.I unlocked the door, stepped in and sniffed. Fresh, dry air. For the first time in 3 years the Stone Caravan smelt of fresh, dry air. No mould. Mo mildew. No clammy air. Glory be. In months to come I can store matches, salt, sugar and bedding in my home without the risk of finding only a pile of soggy green refuse on my return.

Source: ChangingAtmospheres.

Having a Solarventi has made the house much easier to heat now the cost increase is in spite of using less energy. I have also discovered that a house with a dry atmospehere is much quicker and easier to heat than one with a 'wet' atmosphere, basic physics I know, but experience of using a Solarventi drives home the lesson!

Source: AboutDehumidifiers

Theres lots to like about these dehumidifiers from SolarVenti, they are environment friendly, cost nothing to run, no CO2 emissions and will provide warm dry air for inside your home. From looking at the SolarVenti website the units come in a range of sizes and can be mounted on roofs or walls. As the unit is mounted outside there is no loss of spaceinside the home. We would expect these units to be extremely reliable as the only moving part is the solar powered fan. No water buckets to empty and no noise either.

Source: Peterborough Customer

As it is, 3 days in, and the unit is warming more rooms than I could have imagined possible, with outside temps of between 10 and 18 degrees c it's perfect. And puts off the day of the gas central heating starting up. Fantastic.
So air source heat pump downstairs, solarventi upstairs. This is good news for our fuel bills this autumn. I look forward to seeing how it works out in the coldest winter days, when the heat pump is less efficient.