Expert Answers about Jeep RV Vents and Fans

• Will An Advent Air RV Air Conditioner Work On The Roof Of A 2013 Ford Van
• Hi Tom, The Advent Air Low Profile RV Air Conditioner # ADV79FR requires 110v service, which would require you to run a generator in order to power it. This would likely require you to reinforce the roof to accommodate the weight and you'd have to build the ceiling up to 2-1/2" - 5" thick for the air distribution box # ACDB. This really wouldn't be a viable option, but there are air conditioners designed for vehicle use you could look into. The only thing we could really offer would...
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• How Many Wires Does The MaxxAir MaxxFan Mini Plus Have To Wire In
• Hey Wayne, Yes, the MaxxFan Mini Plus Manual RV Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan # MA00-03801 does have just a black power wire and white ground wire. You'll want to pick up some buytl tape # AL28FJ and self-leveling sealant # 34427034145-1 to waterproof the vent. I've attached an installation video below where I'll walk you through the process.
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• Can Switch Be Added to MaxxFan Dome Roof Vent to Regulate Fan Speed
• When we installed the MaxxFan Dome Roof Vent # MA00-03812W the installer described it as a "nice gentle hum" so it is not very loud. You can hear it in the installation video attached below if you jump to the 2 minute mark. Also yes, you can add in a switch to change the speed of the fan.
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• How Do You Cut Power Going To a MaxxAir MaxxFan Roof Vent?
• The simplest way to cut power to the MaxxFan Deluxe Roof Vent # MA00-07500K is by pulling the fuse which powers the fan. This is most likely in the power center if the fan was installed from the factory. You could also disconnect both the 120 volt power going into the camper as well as the battery on the camper to kill power to all the circuits of the camper.
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• Fan Motor and Wall Switch Wiring Diagram for the LaSalle Bristol 12V RV Ceiling Fan
• That does sounds frustrating, Cody. But, I do think I've stumbled onto something you can use. According to the instructions, the wiring for the actual fan motor goes: -Connect the white (positive) wire from motor to the white (positive) wire from the ceiling, -Connect the motor grounding wire from to the grounding wire in the ceiling, -Connect the blue (negative) wire from motor to the blue (negative) wire to the ceiling. After making the wire connections, the wires should be spread...
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