Can Ventline Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent V2094 be Converted to the Wall Mount Switch Version V2119

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Can a ventline v2094 be converted to a v2119 with wall switch, without having to remove the sealed framing in the roof? Can I add/replace the required parts and re-run the wires through a wall switch? Thanks.

asked by: Jeff N

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Expert Reply:

Since the big difference between the Ventline Ventadome Trailer Roof Vent # V2094SP-30 and the vent # V2119-1-533 is that one has the control right on the unit and the other has a wall mount I see no reason why you can't just unhook the wiring from your current trim and then either route it to the Switch # VC0533-03-A. You can even swap out your current frame/screen with part # BVC0573-31 for Birch White or part # BVC0573-41 for Polar White. I have attached a video showing how to replace the frame and screen but you'll need to find a way to route the 16 Gauge Wire # 16-1-1 wiring to the wall mount switches.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

Yes, the Ventline Ventadome Roof Vent part #V2119-603-00 is designed to wire to a switch like the one you mention part #VC0533-03-A. I have attached a wiring diagram for your reference. The Ventadome Roof Vent also comes in white part #V2119-601-00.…

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Answer 2

To activate the fan of the #V2119-601-00 you would need to use a switch like the part #VC0533-03-A. For a 5 inch garnish you would need the part #VA0445-37 as well. The part #344270KITW comes with install screws and sealant. I attached a review video…

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Answer 3

So we can definitely get you a more powerful trailer roof vent than the Ventline Ventadome Roof Vent #V2119-1-533, though the only issue is there isn't one that will be able to utilize your current wall switch, so what you'll need is a vent…

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Answer 4

There are only two wires on the Fan-Tastic Vent Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan part #FV801208, a white wire which is the ground and then a black wire which is the power. The ground wire will need to be ran to a bare metal surface and the power wire will need…

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Answer 5

Ventline produces most of the trailer/RV roof vents supplied as OEM parts so our replacement parts selection should have you covered. If you can find a Ventline part number on your vent base this will help confirm which parts you need in case those…

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Answer 6

I've attached the wiring guide for the Ventline Ventadome Roof Vent w/12V Fan and Wall Switch - Powered Lift - 14-1/4" - White Item #V2119-1-533. There is a white wire that should run from power supply to the fan motor and from the fan motor…

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Answer 7

You can utilize a power wall remote switch #VC0533-03-A or #VC0533-02-A (black or white). A rocker switch #BL0108-00 will work and you will need 2 of them. The installation kit #344270KITW will come with screws, tape, and sealant. You will also need…

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Answer 8

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