Vent Fan with Dual Switches for a 2008 Winnebago Journey

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I can get the fan in a week but installation kit not until April. Do you have anything else that will work?

asked by: Jacquelyn H

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From the description you provided it sounds like you are looking for the Ventline Ventadome Roof Vent w/12V Fan # V2119-3-533. This vent fan has the two sperate switches like you described. I have included a photo of the switches you can look at to see if it looks like what you have. We also have this available in white # V2119-1-533.

If this is not what you are looking for and you can provide me with the manufacturer and model number of your current fan, I would be happy to help you further.

expert reply by: Scott S

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Vent Fan Dual Switch
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Jacquelyn H.

1/20/2022

Do you offer the wiring needed for this vent fan?

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Scott S.

1/20/2022

We do have the wiring that you will need for the Ventline Ventadome Roof Vent w/12V Fan and Wall Switch # V2119-3-533. You will want to use the Primary Wire - 16-Gauge # DW02359-1 which is sold by the foot, so you will just put how many feet of wire you need into the "Quantity". We also have the Roof Vent Installation Kit # 344270KITW which includes 2 tubes of self-leveling sealant, 1 roll of butyl tape, 8 wood screws, and 30 sheet metal screws for roof installation.

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Jacquelyn H.

2/8/2022

I can get the fan in a week but installation kit not until April. Do you have anything else that will work?

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Scott S.

2/9/2022

The main components of the installation kit you need is going to be the butyl tape and the sealant. You can use the Alpha Systems Butyl Tape for RV Weatherproofing # AL33FJ and the LaSalle Bristol XTRM Universal Self-Leveling Sealant # 34427034145-1 to provide those two aspects of the kit. You could then either re-use your current mounting hardware (screws) if they are still in good condition or pick up the screws from your local hardware store.

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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