Product overview – Brilantor, LightBall, SkyPipe, Turbo Ventilators, DAE Panels, RRPA | Eview Global
If you’ve spent any time researching industrial lighting or ventilation upgrades, you’ve probably run into a wall of unfamiliar product names Brilantor, LightBall, SkyPipe, turbo ventilators, DAE Panels, RRPA. It’s a lot to take in, and most websites don’t explain how these products actually relate to each other or which one solves which problem. This guide breaks down eView Global’s complete solution range in plain language what each product does, where it fits, and how they work together to create a brighter, cooler, more efficient industrial building.
Three Categories, One Goal: A Better Industrial Building
Before getting into individual products, it helps to understand how eView Global structures its offering. Every product falls into one of three categories:
- Daylighting – bringing natural sunlight indoors without heat or glare
- Air Circulation – moving hot air out and fresh air in, naturally
- Building Material – structural roofing material that supports both
Each category solves a distinct problem, but the real value comes from combining them. A building with excellent daylighting but poor ventilation is still uncomfortable. A well-ventilated building that’s still dark still runs on artificial lighting all day. The categories are designed to work as a system, not in isolation.
Daylighting Solutions: Brilantor, LightBall & SkyPipe
This is where eView Global made its name, and it remains the core of the business. The goal of every daylighting solution is the same capture natural sunlight and bring it indoors evenly, without the heat gain that comes with ordinary skylight sheets.
Brilantor
Brilantor is eView’s flagship daylighting system, engineered to deliver bright, even illumination with effective heat and leakage protection. Unlike standard transparent roofing sheets that let in harsh, uneven light along with significant heat, Brilantor is built specifically to diffuse sunlight across the floor area below eliminating hotspots and glare while keeping interior temperatures stable. It’s the go-to choice for large-footprint industrial sheds, warehouses, and manufacturing units where consistent daylight across a wide area matters most.
LightBall
LightBall takes a different approach. It’s a dome-style daylighting device that captures sunlight and diffuses it evenly inside a space, providing glare-free natural lighting even when the sun angle changes throughout the day. LightBall is particularly effective where uniform light distribution is critical and where you want a clean, finished look on the roofline. Like Brilantor, it comes with built-in heat protection, so you get the light without the thermal load.
SkyPipe Tubular Skylight
Not every space sits directly under an open roof span. SkyPipe solves this with a tubular skylight design a reflective tube that channels sunlight from the roof down into deeper interior spaces where a standard skylight window wouldn’t reach. This makes SkyPipe ideal for corridors, storage rooms, offices with false ceilings, and any area set back from the main roof structure. It’s the product to reach for when you need daylight harvesting in spaces that conventional skylights simply can’t serve.
Where they differ: Brilantor and LightBall are built for large open floor areas; SkyPipe is built for depth-getting light into rooms and zones that sit further from the roofline.
Air Circulation Solutions: Turbo Ventilators & DAE Panels
Daylighting solves the visibility and lighting-cost problem. Air circulation solves the heat and air-quality problem and the two are deeply connected. A bright shed that’s also a heat trap is only half-fixed.
Turbo Ventilators
Turbo ventilators are wind-driven or powered roof-mounted units that create a continuous chimney effect drawing hot, stale air out through the roof ridge while pulling in cooler air from lower openings. This natural convection cycle can exchange the air inside an industrial shed multiple times an hour without consuming any electricity. Turbo ventilators are particularly effective at reducing peak internal temperatures, controlling humidity, and clearing dust, fumes, and airborne particulates generated by industrial processes.
DAE Panels (formerly Dual Function Louvers)
DAE Panels eView Global’s rebranded name for what was previously known as Dual Function Louvers are wall or eave-level ventilation components that do exactly what the original name described: two jobs at once. They allow controlled daylight entry while simultaneously promoting cross-ventilation, giving facility managers a way to fine-tune both light and airflow at the building’s lower levels, working in tandem with roof-level turbo ventilators above. If you’ve come across “Dual Function Louvers” in older content or previous conversations with our team, that’s the same product now operating under the DAE Panels name. The function and performance haven’t changed – only the naming.
Why this pairing matters: Turbo ventilators expel hot air at the roof. DAE Panels bring in fresh, cooler air at the lower level. Together, they create a complete natural air-exchange loop no fans, no electricity, no mechanical cooling load.
Building Material: RRPA
The third pillar isn’t about light or air at all – it’s about what holds the whole system up. RRPA (Reinforced Regenerated Polyethylene Aluminium) is eView Global’s advanced composite roofing material, combining the structural strength of aluminium with the flexibility of regenerated polyethylene. RRPA roofing sheets are built as a sustainable alternative to traditional Gl sheets and conventional metal roofing panels, offering:
- Rust and corrosion resistance no degradation from moisture or chemical exposure
- Lightweight construction reduces overall structural load compared to metal roofing
- Weather resistance built to withstand heavy rainfall, heat, and strong winds
- Eco-friendly composition manufactured using recycled polyethylene
- Low maintenance long service life with minimal upkeep over time
RRPA matters in this conversation because it’s the structural foundation that daylighting and air circulation systems are installed onto. A roof that resists corrosion and structural fatigue keeps your Brilantor panels, turbo ventilators, and DAE Panels performing reliably for decades not just years.
How the Three Categories Work Together
Here’s the part that often gets missed when these products are explained individually: none of them are designed to work alone. A typical integrated eView Global installation looks like this:
- Brilantor or LightBall panels across the main roof span bring in even, glare-free daylight
- SkyPipe units extend that daylight into deeper interior zones like storage rooms or offices
- Turbo ventilators at the roof ridge continuously expel the heat that builds up under any roof, daylit or not
- DAE Panels at the wall or eave level bring in fresh air to complete the convection cycle
- RRPA roofing sheets provide the durable, corrosion-resistant structural base all of this sits on
The result is a building that’s bright, cooler, better-ventilated, and structurally sound – all without adding to the electricity bill. This is the practical reality behind what the industry calls Indoor Environmental Quality Management (IEQM): it isn’t one product, it’s the right combination of products working as a single system.
Choosing the Right Combination for Your Facility
Every building is different, and the right mix of daylighting, ventilation, and roofing material depends on factors like:
- Roof pitch, span, and ridge height
- Existing lighting load and operating hours
- Type of industrial activity (manufacturing, warehousing, storage, processing)
- Current roofing material condition
- Budget and phased implementation priorities
eView Global’s process starts with a detailed site assessment before recommending any specific combination of Brilantor, LightBall, SkyPipe, turbo ventilators, DAE Panels, or RRPA because a one-size-fits-all approach rarely delivers the energy savings or comfort improvements that a tailored system can. With over 15 years of experience, 1,540+ completed projects, and a client list spanning Bajaj, Tata Motors, Bosch, Aditya Birla, Godrej, and Mahindra, eView Global has refined this combination approach across nearly every type of industrial and commercial building in India.
