Camco Camper/RV Vent Insulator and Skylight Cover - Features 3 Layers to Reduce Heat Transfer & Increase A/C Efficiency - Fits Standard 14” Travel Trailer/RV Roof Vents (45192)

Fits perfect in my new camper. Helps keep the light out in the summer early sunrise - keeps the camper cooler in the daytime if I don't want the vent open. Easy to put in and take out. Very comfortable feel to the hands as well.

This product saved us so much discomfort on a weeklong trip in early June to sunny Florida! It fit perfectly into our standard bathroom skylight. It fit easily into the skylight cavity, making it so easy to install. It blocked enough light to be all but blackout, saving us from the hot Florida sun!

Love this product! If you’re in an RV and battling sunlight or heat pouring through your roof vent, this is a total game-changer. It blocks out the sun, helps keep the temperature down, and makes a noticeable difference in comfort—especially in the summer.The material is super thick and well-made, and the reflective surface adds an extra layer of insulation. What I really love is how easy it is to install—it just pops right in and out with no tools needed. Perfect snug fit and takes just seconds.If you’re tired of your A/C working overtime, this little upgrade is worth every penny. Highly recommend for full-timers and weekend warriors alike!

Fits perfectly in my grand design travel trailer skylight. Very thick. Lightning fast install. 100% light and heat blocking. Will order 2 more for the other skylights.

Has been good ,has helped make a big difference with temperatures in bathroom and does damper outside noise some.Had mine for several years ,only thing is the small bit of stitching is coming undone on one of the sides but that has developed over the years.

This fits ok and seems to work just fine.

I think these help keep our camper so much cooler. They’re a nice and cheap addition to any camper!

These fit the standard size vents in the ceiling of RVs. They are white and fuzzy on the side that faces in, so they blend in well with white or mostly white ceilings. They aren't noticeable. The main thing is the insulation. I tried one out in the RV bathroom, which is the coldest room in our RV. I was amazed and what a difference it made during cold weather and bought another one to use in the main bedroom. It does mean you lose sunlight, but, in our bathroom, there is a skylight that allows plenty of natural light and, in our bedroom, we don't really care. It blocks out overhead lights that shine into the RV at night, which is a blessing. We kept one skylight uncovered in the kitchen, both for additional light and for easy access for cooking smoke. We just sealed over that with plastic seal, which is easy to remove if you need to pump some smoke out. If you don't mind the loss of light, the pad would work well in the kitchen/dining area, too - easy to pull out and put back in.