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25W Solar Panel Exhaust Fan, 220 CFM 2030 RPM, IP65, for Chicken Coop, Greenhouse & Shed

25W Solar Panel Exhaust Fan, 220 CFM 2030 RPM, IP65, for Chicken Coop, Greenhouse & Shed
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Brand
Savendo
Category
Exhaust Fan
Condition
New
Weight
3400 g
Color
Black · Geometric · Gray
Control type
Manual
IP rating
IP65
Mounting type
Wall · Roof
Power source
Solar
Speed settings
Single

Product Description

25 W · 220 CFM · 2030 RPM · IP65

Ventilation for buildings with no power running to them

A 25 W panel plugs straight into the fan. Sun starts it, cloud slows it, dusk stops it. No outlet, no trench, no electrician.

Airflow tracks daylight. Hottest hour, hardest pull.
No battery — it does not run after dark.

Angled 25W panel mounted on a wooden coop roof above nesting hens
The afternoon problem

By three o'clock, the air stops moving

A closed coop turns into an oven. Ammonia and moisture settle at floor level, and the birds go quiet and stop eating.

Same story under glass: trapped humidity, condensation on the glazing, mildew creeping up the lower leaves. The obvious fix is a fan. The problem is there is no outlet out there — and running one costs more than the fan ever will.

Wet weather close-up of the black housing on a misted greenhouse pane
Setup, in order

Three steps, one afternoon, ordinary tools

STEP 01

Fit the fan

Wall, roof, or a vent hole you already have. Brackets, screws, anchors and ties are in the box.

STEP 02

Angle the panel

Tilt it into the sun on its adjustable stand, within 16 ft of the fan. One DC plug joins the two.

STEP 03

Leave it alone

No inverter, no controller, no switch to remember. Light on the panel is the whole operating system.

Full kit laid out with inline switch and DC connector on the lead Wall-mounted extractor set into coop cladding, cord routed to roof Airflow arrows tracing stale air toward a coop wall opening
Read this before ordering

What this fan will not do

Direct solar drive buys you a free install. It costs you control. If any line below is a dealbreaker, buy a thermostat unit instead — you will be happier and we will have fewer returns.

  • Daylight only No battery. It will not run after dark or bank charge for a grey week.
  • No thermostat It answers to sunlight, not temperature. You cannot set a trigger point.
  • One fan, one panel Quoted at 220 CFM. Right for a small structure, not for a barn.
  • 16 ft of cable The panel has to live within that distance of the fan. There is no extension.
  • Wants direct sun Dappled shade under a tree will drop output noticeably.
In the box

Specifications

Panel output 25 W
Fan voltage DC 12 V
Airflow 220 CFM
Fan speed 2030 RPM max
Air speed 4.3 m/s max
Noise approx. 45 dB
Panel size 17.72 × 13.78 × 0.63 in
Shipping weight 5.29 lb
Cable 16.27 ft total
Housing Plastic, rust-free, IP65
Panel glass Tempered
Model JRD-03
Grey square fan unit beside its tilted photovoltaic panel, white background

Cable splits 11.42 ft panel side / 4.85 ft fan side.
Kit includes brackets, screws, expansion anchors, cable ties.
Performance figures are as supplied by the manufacturer.

Sizing

Match the fan to the volume, not the floor area

220 CFM turns over roughly 400–500 cubic feet every couple of minutes. Measure length × width × average height before you order.

Well within range

  • 4×8 walk-in chicken coop
  • Hobby greenhouse up to about 6×8
  • Standard garden or tool shed
  • Dog house or small animal shelter
  • Shipping container, with a cut inlet

Size up, or run two

  • Full barn or stable block
  • Walk-in commercial greenhouse
  • Double garage
  • Anything past roughly 500 cu ft
The step most people skip Cut or open a low inlet vent on the far side of the structure. Without one the fan pulls against its own vacuum and moves very little air — which is the single most common reason an extractor seems underpowered.
Before you ask

Questions we actually get

Does it come with a battery?
No. The panel drives the fan directly, so it runs while the sun is on it and stops when the light goes. If you need overnight airflow, this is the wrong product.
Does it have a thermostat?
No. Speed tracks sunlight rather than temperature. The two tend to move together in a glazed or south-facing structure, but you cannot set a switch-on point.
Will it work in a shipping container?
Yes, provided you can cut a fan opening and a low inlet on the opposite end, and the panel can sit outside in sun. Containers hold heat and condensation badly, so a low vent matters more here than anywhere else.
Can I use it in a dog house or barn?
A dog house or small animal shelter is well within range. A full barn is not — 220 CFM will not turn over that volume.
Hens feeding undisturbed at a trough below a running wall unit Two settings side by side: lettuce beds under glass, and a hen run Front face of the grey housing showing the slotted debris guard