Sitting here in a quiet but steady summer rain in Gunnison, CO, it occurs to me that our front vent would be better if it were either: covered somehow so that it could be open during inclement weather, or replaced with a Fantastic Fan to match the one in the rear.
Questions: Is the manual fan aperture prewired for an electric fan? Are there any good cowlings or covers to prevent ingress of rain?
Another question: Is it possible to install a switch to make our exhaust only Fantastic Fan a two way?
As always, thanks to our great community of fellow 'Streamers...
Jeffrey Cooney
"When you come to a fork in the road, take it" Yogi Berra
Ditto to 2air. Go to advanced search. Put lewster into the 'Search by username' field and Maxxair in the keyword field; scroll down to Show results as 'Posts' and you'll see only his talking up what has been keeping him very happy.
Yes, there is a prewire alongside the unpowered vent on your trailer. Roadside? Curbside? Somebody should be able to say which direction from the opening. Somebody? -- there's karma in it fer ya!
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Yes, there is a prewire alongside the unpowered vent on your trailer. Roadside? Curbside? Somebody should be able to say which direction from the opening.
Unless it has changed significantly, all the coach wiring runs down the curbside main bow, which is about 6" from the vent hole.
fantastic fan has an upgrade kit to do that. call them and you will be happy, in not thrilled!!
I wound up upgrading our "exhaust only" Fantastic to a reversible, thermostatically-controlled, rain-sensor-closing, smoke color cover vent.
If you call them, you'll probably get a really good deal on the cover, and they'll give you the phone number to call to order the stuff to make your "create-a-breeze" into a 6000RBTA fan that does just about everything. It'll even have a remote control...
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