Introducing Solar Star by Solatube - the free-to-run ventilation solution.

Solar Star, the leader in solar powered roof ventilation, brings you the most technologically advanced, environmentally friendly, ventilation solution available today. The state-of-the-art single crystal solar panel, delivers power to the highly efficient motor from sun-up to sun-down, all year long. Stale, moist air is drawn through the building spaces below, ensuring fresh air is drawn through the rest of the building to replace it. The brighter and warmer the atmosphere outside, the harder SolarStar works to ventilate the space below.

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If you have further questions about Solatube daylight systems or Solar Star ventilation for commercial or industrial use, please contact us - our contact details are at the top of every page in this website and we'll be delighted to help.

Solatube has been producing tubular daylight systems for almost twenty years and has sold over 2 million systems worldwide, making it the largest and most trusted manufacturer of tubular daylight systems in the world. Solatube uses the most advanced technologies to ensure that the efficiency and performance of every daylighting system is unrivalled. This means our clients can often benefit from installing fewer systems without compromising on daylighting levels, or receive more daylight than any other similar-sized tubular daylight system.

Whether you are specifying one system into an existing domestic internal bathroom, forty systems into internal offices, or hundreds of systems to transform a distribution centre, Solatube daylight systems are the most efficient way to introduce natural light into new or existing buildings where windows or traditional rooflights are not a viable option.

There is no question that daylighting is the future for commercial and residential buildings. The benefits of using natural light are well documented by numerous reputable research studies (see Daylighting Facts & Figures) and this, coupled with rising energy costs and the requirement to reduce our carbon footprint means the desire for a feasible and effective way of introducing natural light into buildings is now greater than ever.

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