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Ten SolarWhiz commercial fans at Plasser Australia

A large-scale commercial installation at the Plasser Australia facility, documented with access equipment, work inside the building and multiple fan openings across the high roof.

Suburb
St Marys
Project type
Commercial ventilation
Installation
Month to be confirmed
Facebook post
13 October 2025
Exterior of the Plasser Australia industrial facility
Site contextThe Plasser Australia commercial facility documented in the project post.
Elevated work platform positioned inside the Plasser Australia workshop
AccessHigh-level access equipment positioned inside the working facility.
Technician using an elevated work platform near the high industrial roof
InstallationInstallation work at the high roof level.
Multiple circular ventilation fan openings visible from inside an industrial building
AfterMultiple ventilation openings viewed from the workshop floor.
Commercial ventilation fan openings across the high roof of the workshop
AfterA wider internal view of the commercial roof ventilation installation.

The project

High-level access for a ten-fan commercial installation

The original EG Technics post records the installation of ten large SolarWhiz commercial fans for Plasser Australia.

The photographs document the facility, elevated work access and the fan openings visible from inside the industrial building. They do not establish measured airflow or a guaranteed temperature result.

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Location is shown at suburb level. Facebook post published 13 October 2025; installation date has not yet been confirmed.

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