PRODUCT INDEX / ROOF VENTILATION
TURBINE VENTILATORS
A wind-driven turbine ventilator (whirlybird) is a passive roof exhaust device used to remove hot air and moisture from industrial and commercial roof spaces in Malaysia. Wind pressure rotates the multi-vane turbine head, creating negative pressure that draws stale, humid air upward and out without electricity. Available in 8", 12", and 14" (203–355 mm) throat diameters in aluminium or galvanised steel construction. Output airflow ranges from 200 to 600 m³/h depending on wind speed. Commonly specified for factories, warehouses, and agricultural buildings across Malaysia. Installed through the roofing sheet with a profile-matched flashing base. Zero running cost; no electrical connection required.
Typical pack size: Sold individually; throat diameter 8", 12", 14" (203 mm, 305 mm, 355 mm); aluminium or galvanised steel body; base flashing included
Wind-driven rotary turbine ventilator. No specific Malaysian MS standard. Typical specification: throat 12" (305 mm); aluminium or GI steel construction; 360° rotating head with 12–24 vanes; rated air extraction capacity ~200–600 m³/h depending on wind speed. Common brands in MY: Lomanco, Maxiaire, local fabrications.
PRIMARY UOM
unit
TYPICAL PACK SIZE
Sold individually; throat diameter 8", 12", 14" (203 mm, 305 mm, 355 mm); aluminium or galvanised steel body; base flashing included
CATEGORY
Roof VentilationUNSPSC
40101502
Factories in Malaysia that make Roof Ventilation products.
Materials typically specified alongside Wind-Driven Turbine Ventilator (Whirlybird) on the same job.