Condor Kinetic Ventilation

The efficiency of Condor Ventilation systems is second to none in the world.

This site is aimed at informing the Architectural and Engineering disiplines, although the general public will find the linked pages informative.

Condor Kinetic roof ventilation and associated products are used by the more discerning, mindful of optimising real comfort levels, efficiently and economically, using natural kinetic energy, without dependency on the ever rising cost of electricity.

All commercial Condor Roof Ventilators (Dreadnaught Series)are fabricated in 304 Stainless Steel and colour coded to colorbond colours required.

All Condor roof ventilation products are supplied in architectural format and are manufactured to specific to project requirements.
They are not common 'on shelf', 'one size fits all' hardware items.

Due to the complexities of posting sufficient technical information for the purpose of comprehensively informing all, Condor Kinetic offer the respective professional disiplines a consultancy free service.

Condor Vortex Dreadnaught Series Roof Ventilators were selected by QR National for the Redbank Workshops QLD

Condor Vortex Dreadnaught Series Roof Ventilators were selected by Hasell Architects for stage II of Attwell College WA

Condor Vortex Dreadnaught Series Roof Ventilators were selected by ThomsonAdsett Architects for the Narrabri Hospital NSW

Condor Dreadnaught Special Series Roof Ventilators (pictured above) were selected by Spoormakers for the Capetown University Complex, South Africa

Note

To maintain the high quality control standards that have come to be associated with Condor equipment, all Condor Kinetic & Condor Firebird products are manufactured in Australia

"The bitterness of
poor quality
lingers long after
the sweetness of
low price
is forgotten"

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Comfort levels, within a building, are most often related to the quality and natural movement of air, throughout the habitable areas, as well as the varying internal and external thermal values.

Current building comfort levels are becoming more reliant on electrical power, which, in today's day and age, is becoming a cost burden the consumer is finding difficult to justify.

Specialising in the field of natural kinetic energy (heat and pressure) an Australian company, Condor Ventilation focused their resources on the development of ecological roof ventilation systems and associated products utilizing kinetic energy (heat and pressure).

The 1983 release of their SF anti-downdraft terminal for fireplaces heralded the beginning of what was to become a range of highly sophisticated ventilation systems based on their research of micro fluid dynamics.

Condor's success is attributed to the 'simplicity of design' The unique and advanced design of Condor equipment is highly efficient and maintenance free.