RV Roof Vent Fan 6-Speed-Reversible

My stock fan cover blew off during a windstorm. I needed a replacement but wanted something with real air movement—not just for odor control or shower steam but to help keep the camper cool. After following the clear, easy-to-follow instructions, I turned it on and was shocked at how much air the fan could move. It felt so much thicker and more solid than the stock fan I was replacing.It offers a variety of speeds and even has a button to reverse the blade direction, allowing you to control the airflow direction.Great product. I’ll definitely buy another if my other stock fan eventually gives out. Move LOTS of air, is very quite on low settings and I really like the tinted cover to block some of the sun.

These fans worked wonders in our camper! One of them did come broken but customer service didn’t hesitate to send us what we needed to fix it. Looks great and works like a champ! Kind of pricey but built to last! Had no trouble installing them after removing the old ones

I purchased 2 of these fans, installed them both right away & used for a week while camping. The install was straightforward & went well, the fans look great, work great & definitely feel like an upgrade.Setting 1 & 2 are very quite, 3 & 4 you can hear but not loud, 5 & 6 are a bit noisy but do provide nice circulation. I like that he fans will still run with the lids closed, like a little ceiling fan.There are a few things I would chance about the fans if I could...•1 ‐ I paid a higher price for the white lid fans & they look great, except the white lid glows VERY PINK during the day when you look at it from the inside. It's a bit much & I would have NEVER purchased the white lid if I knew this would happen.•2 - The crank handle to manually open/close the lid is placed so far in the corner & close to the walls of the skylight, it makes it challenging to spin the handle without banging/squeezing your fingers & I have small hands.•3 - The lid makes way too much noise when you close it, alot of unnecessary shaking, jumping & rattling unless you go extremely slow.•4 - if anything touches the removable screen, the mesh part of the screen will push upwards & become very loud as it rubs against the spinning fan. Then you have to fight to get the screen cover off & push the mesh back into its proper position before having to fight the screen cover back on.•5 - If you accidentally hit the wrong button, you have to wait for the fan to completely finish transitioning thru the setting before you can hit another button. So, if you accidentally hit REVERSE instead of OFF, the fan will need to slow all the way down, change directions & get all the way back up to full speed before you can hit the off button. It's annoying.•6 - the shape of the fans do not allow for vent fan rain covers to be installed without making heavy modifications to the installation brackets, which I haven't completely figured out yet, but I will.Overall, I'm happy with the fans, I think they make the RV more comfortable. I just recommend them without the white lids. Fingers crossed they last me a few years!

Works beautifully..very quiet, 6 speed settings and reversable.

One of the worst decisions I have made thus far with my van build was buying this fan. Wow, is it bad. Not only was it difficult to deal with installing but it also stopped working after only about 20 minutes of use.When we finally got it installed, (instructions were terrible) and wired up, it seemed to be ok. But I decided to read more thoroughly with the Amazon reviews afterwards and I found a person who stated that she had trouble with her fan suddenly stopping on her and the only way to get it back going was to take out the fuse and put it back in. Something to which they stated they had to do continuously. Because of that, I asked the installer to show me where the fuse was and how to take it out and then reinstall. After they took the fuse out to show me it and reinstall, the fan just stopped working. The builders checked all the wires and the only one that wasn't working was the one to the motor of the fan.After hours of installing this stupid fan with tons of sealant, I was now stuck with a fan that no longer worked. Talk about devastating, for I only had these workers available to help me for a short period of time. Now I have to somehow figure out how to get all that sealant off my van and reinstall a new one on my own. And for sure it wont be another one of these fans! Such a waste of time and money!Do yourself a favor, if you plan to install a fan that is supposed to be permanent in your house or vehicle, spend the extra money and get a MaxxAir vent. I made a huge mistake by going with this brand, but since it was able to be delivered on time and was cheaper, along with reviews that seemed half way decent, I thought I could keep it for a couple of years and THEN switch it out. Not switch it out after only 20 min of use.I am extremely upset about this whole scenario and I do plan to call Amazon directly and complain about this issue with a demand of a refund without return of product because, now I have to come up with the money for a more expensive and efficient fan to replace this one first and I am not about to ride around in my van with a hole in it.Take my advice, think twice before buying.

This fan is a good value upgrade from the original in my Winnebago Navion. This baby can move a ton of air out of your rig when needed. It installed easily and fit perfectly into the 14 x 14 opening for the old fan. It has a touch control which is modestly disappointing. A remote control would make the fan easier to operate, though it is no big deal to hit the button necessary to work the fan unless you have small family members in which case a remote controlled fan may better serve your needs.. The most popular fan is a lot more $. I don’t let the money control my purchases, but it is nice to find a value buy that works just as you would hope it would.