06k105 Ventilation Skylight Natural Daylight Ventilator

Smoke exhaust skylights are categorized into three types based on their external shape: linear, triangular, and arched. The arched side-opening smoke exhaust skylight can remain open during rainy and windy weather, while the linear and triangular types must be closed promptly in such conditions due to their structural design.
Ventilation skylights, also known as roof ventilators, natural ventilators, or ventilation louvers, are large-scale ventilation equipment commonly used in industrial buildings. They integrate ventilation, daylighting, and smoke extraction, playing a crucial role in improving indoor air quality.
Traditional architectural structures such as daylighting roofs and glass houses often feature operable skylights (commonly referred to as "dormer windows"), which provide functions like sunshading, thermal insulation, and sound insulation. However, they have drawbacks: they cannot effectively block noise, regulate indoor air humidity, or control the amount and direction of sunlight entering the room.
With increasingly stringent environmental requirements, direct exhaust skylights are no longer recognized or accepted by environmental authorities. This necessitates continuous technological innovation to meet practical needs. Skylights that utilize carbon adsorption for dust collection and purification before emission represent the future mainstream trend. It is believed that future skylights will become more intelligent and environmentally friendly.
Ventilation skylights are used for air exchange in the roofs of light and heavy steel structures. They are classified by function into slope-aligned skylights and ridge skylights, as well as electric and natural skylights. By shape, they are categorized as arched, diamond-shaped, polygonal, or thin-type. A ventilation skylight consists of an outer protective plate, rain shield, deflector, drainage channel, flap plate, and an electric or manual actuator. The flap plate is operated either electrically or manually. Based on throat width, they are available in various models: 80 cm, 1.2 m, 1.5 m, 2.5 m, 3.5 m, 4 m, 5 m, 6 m, 7 m, 8 m, 9 m, 10 m, 11 m, and 12 m.