Electric Flat Roof Windows

Our range of electric flat roof windows combines modern appearance with powered opening - ideal for hard-to-reach ceilings or when you want ventilation at the touch of a button.

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Mardome Trade Polycarbonate Rooflight 1 - 2 Working Days As Low As £131.02 View Options

Coxdome Classic Polycarbonate Rooflight with 150mm Splayed Kerb 3 - 14 Working Days As Low As £210.60 View Options

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Brett Martin Flat Glass Double Glazed Rooflight 1 - 7 Working Days As Low As £612.01 View Options

Coxdome Lumiglaze Flat Glass Rooflight 3 - 5 Working Days As Low As £696.06 View Options

Fakro Flat Roof Window - Domed and Electric Opening - Laminated Double Glazing [DEC-C P2] 3 - 5 Working Weeks As Low As £1,158.14 View Options

Fakro Flat Roof Window - Domed and Electric Opening - Passive Quadruple Glazing [DEC-C U8] 3 - 5 Working Weeks As Low As £1,711.55 View Options

Fakro Flat Roof Window - Flat and Electric Opening - Energy Efficient Triple Glazing [DEF-D U6] 3 - 4 Working Weeks As Low As £1,568.11 View Options

Fakro Flat Roof Window - Flat and Electric Opening - Passive Quadruple Glazing [DEF-D U8] 3 - 5 Working Weeks As Low As £1,903.43 View Options

Fakro Flat Roof Window with Electric Opening 3 - 5 Working Weeks As Low As £1,568.11 View Options

Fakro Domed Flat Roof Window with Electric Opening 3 - 5 Working Weeks As Low As £1,158.14 View Options

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Brett Martin Glass Link Modular Double Glazed Rooflight 2 - 3 Working Weeks As Low As £1,409.33 View Options

How are electric rooflights controlled?

Most units come with a wall switch or remote control. Some models are compatible with smart home systems or include rain sensors that automatically close the window when wet.

Do they require mains power?

Yes. These windows are wired into your 230V supply, usually by an electrician. Some systems include a transformer to step down voltage for the motor.

Can I install one in any flat roof?

In most cases, yes - they’re designed for use on flat roofs with a slight fall (usually 3–5°). You’ll need an upstand or kerb at the correct height, either supplied or existing.

Are rain sensors included?

Some models include a sensor as standard; others offer it as an optional add-on. Always check what’s included in the kit before buying.

What if the power goes out?

Most electric rooflights have manual override or stay sealed in the closed position. Opening functionality will be temporarily disabled if power is lost.

Electric opening flat rooflights are a practical upgrade for flat roof kitchens, bathrooms and stairwells where natural light isn’t enough on its own. These units use mains-powered motors to open and close the glazed section using a wall switch, remote control, or sensor system (varies by model).

Most electric roof windows are supplied as complete units, including the glazed section and upstand (kerb). Always check whether your chosen model includes the switch, actuator, transformer or rain sensor - these components are sometimes optional or supplied separately.

Electric units are typically double-glazed with toughened outer panes and laminated inner panes. They're suitable for felt, GRP, EPDM and single-ply roofs, and can be fitted onto a warm or cold roof construction.

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