This homeowner in Quincy MA wanted her outdated bath fan replaced with a combo fan/light unit. This large but windowless bathroom also lacked natural light. By reaching out to Energy Geeks she got the best of both worlds.
These sleek combination units are designed for tight spaces and can be retrofitted into existing openings when necessary.
Solatube Daylighting System Photos of Installation
The following images along with captions below each, tell the story.
After removing the outdated bath fan. The opening was reused. An outline of the new Solatube Daylighting System frame is traced onto the ceiling allowing the technician to cut a precise opening.
Inside the attic. The Solatube Spectralight Infinity Tube and the bath fan vent hose are securely connected to the housing. Our electrician then wires the bath fan and the electric light into a junction box. With natural light from the sun, a powerful fan for ventilation, and an electric light connected to a switch, this Solatube Daylighting System has it all.
An attic view of the solar tube where it penetrates the roof sheathing.
A view from on top the roof. The Solatube Dome collects sunlight which is reflected through the tube in the attic, bathing the living space below with natural FREE sun light. The metal flashing is fabricated as a single, seamless piece to ensure leak-proof performance. Flashing kits are available for all roof types and pitches.
The finished product as viewed from the inside. Function and Beauty Come Standard. Multiple shapes, diffuser types and frames mean your Solatube will fit both your lighting needs and design sensibilities. Now that’s Smart.
Solatube Installation Contractor in Rhode Island and Massachusetts
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