RV Roof Vent 12V Fan Remote Control Ventilation 14'' 10 Speed Reversible Camper Van (Smoke)

Added 2 units to our 5th wheel trailer. Works smoothly and effortlessly. Have lost both remotes and trying to find replacements.

My 5th wheel bathroom vent fan motor finally died and instead of replacing just the motor, I decided to replace the whole assembly with this unit. Now not only do I have a remote control option, it has reversable air flow and rain sensor. BIG PLUS!! Installation was easy and it works great. If you have to replace your fan, this is the one you want!!

This fan does what I wanted, A few people complaining this quit or that quit after what ever time... Its easy to fix so no Biggy for me I didn't spend $300 ether. I replace all my vents with them well 2 with out remotes hooked them to a switch.

This fan is awesome for the price. Mine didn't come with the advertised 3 speeds, I just get in and out. Also make sure you don't fit it too tight in your roof. It will pinch the side plastic and the inside ceiling cap wont fit. YES I noobed that one up and now its a little ugly, but permanent. Luckily I can cut the ceiling cap to fit in the rest of the slots. Safe Travels everyone.

I've used this product a on a few trips now. it runs all day with no issues and is very quiet and very powerful. today it rained and the rain sensor closed the vent automatically. would recommend and it is a great upgrade for your rv.

The worst part was cutting the inner panel. Don't use a saw as it welds itself back together and I had to file off all the reglued crumbles. Use a utility knife would be much better.Took about an hour from deciding to attempt it till finishedUse a stiff putty knife or flat screwdriver and work the dicor sealant loose to expose the screws on top. I got lucky and it all peeled up in 1 piece... simply remove screws, inside and out, cut wires... I used a roll of dumb dumb window install tape, screwed the top down, had to use a few old self tapping screw from the last fan as the included screws won't go into metal...Went over the screws w a tube of Dicor self leveling sealant, install wires, fault with the interior shroud.. DONE

I thought I would try out a cheaper version versus the max air fan that I have run in the past. I'm really happy with this one, my fifth wheel ceilings are so high that I can't reach my fans so this one having a wireless remote is a game changer. Used it for one season with no issues

I have had trouble with this fan since day one and I should have sent it back.It's one of those items that in order to send it back for a replacement, you have to live with a hole in the rv ceiling/roof while the repair or replace it.Specific issue is that the remote keeps coming unpaired from fan unit.It isn't hard to re-pair, you just have to hold the rain sensor button on the remote for 4 seconds while simultaneously holding the power button on the unit.Now, that doesn't even work. It appears that they don't even have a spot to query the seller on repair or replacement issues.I would recommend staying clear of this company and any others that don't stand behind their products.Price was nice, but not worth it if it keeps breaking down.