Fan-Tastic Vent RV Roof Vent with Thermostat - 12V 3-Speed Automatic/Manual RV Fan with Dome Cover - Model 2250 White - Perfect for RV, Camper & Travel Trailer Ventilation & Cooling
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Product Description
The FanTastic Ceiling Fan Vent with built-in thermostat is the perfect solution to removing stale, stuffy air from your RV while it draws in fresh, clean air in just seconds! This versatile three-speed, reversible 12-volt fan fits standard 14" x 14" openings and uses 3 amps on high.
Product Features
THREE-SPEED FAN - This lightweight, compact and durable vent fan seals tight when not in use. Powerful 12 in, 10-blade fan quickly moves air in and out of the cabin. The core of this truly fantastic ventilation solution is a high performance rotary fan that features three blade speeds; low, medium, and high
ACHIEVE THE IDEAL ON-BOARD TEMPERATURE – For true comfort at your convenience, the Fantastic Vent has a built-in thermostat to take care of maintaining your desired temperature
REVERSIBLE AIRFLOW - The powerful yet compact Dometic Fantastic Vent has fixed, manual speeds or automatic variable speeds to get the airflow precisely as you want. It's simple reverse switch changes the fan direction, drawing air in or out of the vehicle
NO NOISE - Warm and stale air out, fresh and clean air in. Dometic FanTastic Vent does it in a matter of minutes. It’s pleasantly quiet and energy saving, too
PERFECT FIT - Fits standard 14 inch x 14 inch openings. White, high profile base and smoke dome. Lifting knob to open manually.
Customer Reviews
We added this to our 23ft travel trailer. The only vent we had was in the bathroom at the back of the coach, but we thought we would give it a try and see if it helped move some air when we boon dock camp. At first I opened 2 windows thinking the more windows the more air it would pull, but soon learned just opening one window is best. It pulls the air with enough force to move the blinds if they are down. It keeps our travel trailer cool enough to get to sleep on those hot summer nights.
