Collection: Vents Commercial Grade Roof Fans
Vents Commercial Grade Roof Fans deliver powerful, energy-efficient exhaust ventilation for public, industrial, commercial, and demanding residential spaces. Designed for roof-mounted installation, these fans use premium EC motor technology and rugged construction to help remove heat, smoke, odors, fumes, humidity, and stale air while supporting reliable long-term airflow performance.
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Vents VKHCA 225 EC Roof Fan
Regular price $486.20Regular price$572.00Sale price $486.20Sale -
Vents VKHCA 250 EC Roof Fan
Regular price $448.80Regular price$528.00Sale price $448.80Sale -
Vents VKHCA 310 EC Roof Fan
Regular price $1,068.45Regular price$1,257.00Sale price $1,068.45Sale
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