SolarVenti - Climate change

Climate change - what can I do?

So what can I do? Participate in debate and discussion at lots of sites all over the internet; as a start point you could join the discussions on the BBC website at Climate Change or join the UK's leading climate chaos campaign - see Stop Climate Chaos. You can also use your computer's spare capacity to help in running the biggest climate modelling experiment ever undertaken. (Download the required software from the BBC link above.) Every household can cut its electricity and water consumption with little effort and little cost. Buy the more energy efficient devices, fit long life, low power usage light bulbs. Make sure your insulation is up to standard in your loft space. Compost your kitchen waste. Recycle all your newspapers, glass etc. to cut down on landfill. Don't just throw stuff away - there may be something useful you can do with it or someone else just might want it. See Junkk.com for loads of ideas. Scare yourself by working out exactly where your electricity costs are high to identify where you might make consumption savings. See Running costs. Check out how much CO2 emission equivalent your current appliances are contributing in terms of the electricity or gas they are using, or just what your car and holiday flight costs are in terms of CO2 emissions. See the National Energy Foundation's CO2 calculator. Buy solar powered devices such as SolarVenti which use zero mains power and are carbon neutral. A very useful site for businesses offering all things green is the Green Directory. You need more detailed advice? A very useful site, full of detailed energy information and details of where grants may be available can be found at the Energy Saving Trust which is part government and part private sector funded. Want to create your own renewable power? For free advice and guidance on whether grants might be available for renewable energy from home microgeneration check out the UK Government's own information website at The Low Carbon Buildings Program. Home Page.

Latest News

19/11/2008 SolarVenti releases the 'Free Energy' Report!
SolarVenti has released the Free Energy Report to the National Press and media. To see a copy go to this page

A new slimline SV14 SolarVenti model is launched
All smaller SolarVenti units are available in a slimline version. Now the SV14 joins the other models in switching over to the new slimline version. Previously the SV14 had a depth of 100mm - the new SV14 has a depth of only 55mm. There is no drop in performance.

SolarVenti goes to the Antarctic!
The British Antarctic Survey has bought a large SolarVenti unit (SV30) to improve the atmosphere in one of their buildings in the Antarctic. If successful in the hostile Antarctic environment several more units will be ordered.

SolarVenti comes second in prestigious award
SolarVenti UK, one of the three finalists selected from a long list of eco businesses featured in 'the Great Green Shoot Out' at the EcoBuild show, Earls Court. SolarVenti came second in the competition on the 26th February. SolarVenti was exhibiting in the Green Shoots Pavilion at the EcoBuild show.

SolarVenti UK has moved location.

We have relocated to larger premises in Staffordshire. Our new address is shown below in the Contact Us area.

New slimline SolarVenti units launched
All smaller SolarVenti units are now available in a slimline version. The SV2, SV3 and SV7 models will be replaced by the new slimline versions over the coming weeks. Historically these units have had a depth of 100mm - the new units have a depth of only 55mm with no drop in performance.

SolarVenti features on 'Carbon Cops' TV program.
You can see a short clip (~ 6 minutes) from the program by clicking on this link to YouTube.

Solar Cooling now available with the larger SolarVenti dehumidifier units!
See the section on SolarVenti for cooling under the 'Applications For' header.

Do you own a holiday cottage or style of holiday home?
A SolarVenti dehumidifier is the best and cheapest way of keeping your holiday cottage dry, fresh and free from damp & mildew. Whether you have a static caravan, log cabin, park home or a holiday villa in Spain or Italy, SolarVenti dehumidifiers protect your cottage or property from damp, moulds and mildew.

New product launch. From November 2007 the new SV30H Plus is available. As well as being a powerful dehumidifier, ventilator and supplemental space heater, the SV30H Plus also provides solar hot water from the same unit.

SolarVenti UK Ltd. is the exclusive UK distributor for the revolutionary SolarVenti dehumidifier panels that solve damp issues by warming & freshening the atmosphere in your property.

4/9/2006 - SolarVenti dehumidifier features in The Independent's Extra section as one of "The World's Greatest Green Inventions".

1/9/2006 - SolarVenti dehumidifier features in the September issue of Park & Holiday Homes Magazine.

12/7/2006 - SolarVenti dehumidifier features in the London Evening Standard's "Really Useful Guide". You can see a copy of the article (pdf) here.

All SolarVenti units are available from UK stock.

EU wide patent for SolarVenti design is now granted.

More than 25,000 SolarVenti units now sold mainly in Scandinavia but also throughout Europe and Australia.

Watch out for articles on SolarVenti dehumidifiers in the UK press.
Already SolarVenti has appeared in many newspapers and magazines as well as numerous internet articles.

Telephone:
01782 791572 or on
08458 736359 (Local rate from anywhere within the UK)
Fax:
Please call and request number
eMail:
info@solarventi.co.uk

Our new address is:
Unit 14A
Moorfields Industrial Estate
Cotes Heath
Stafford
ST21 6QY

Products

There are six products in the SolarVenti range. Under ideal sunny conditions the smallest unit, the SV2 has a minimum airflow of 20m³/Hour whilst the largest, the SV30 unit has a minimum airflow of 120m³/Hour.

The newest product, the SV30H Plus, is a hybrid version of the SV30 which additionally provides Solar Water Heating.