Which type of vent spins with the wind to ventilate the roof?

A turbine vent spins with the wind to enhance roof ventilation. The design of this vent includes a cylindrical shape mounted on a base that allows it to rotate naturally as wind blows against it. This movement creates a low-pressure area inside the vent, drawing out hot air and moisture from the attic space, which helps maintain a cooler and drier environment. This process is more effective compared to fixed vents because it utilizes wind energy to increase ventilation efficiency.

In contrast, other types of vents, like ridge vents and box vents, maintain a fixed position and rely primarily on temperature differences for air movement, while power ventilators use electric fans for active air removal, independent of wind conditions.