Recommended Ducted RV Range Hood For A 1986 Pilgrim Truck Bed Camper

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Kevin, I specifically referenced a question about a ducted unit. You referred me to a ductless unit. You miss the point of having a ducted unit which is very important for such a small camper. Depending on the time of year. When using a propane burner stove, a lot of heat is generatednot just for the food being cookedbut also in the enclosed space. In fact, if you are camping in a warm region AZ. as I do in the winter and early spring, the stoves heat can easily make the ambient air too hot. Forcing more BBQs outside? Thus, I wish to have a unit that not only sucks out unwanted smoke but also dumps hot air outside. A ductless unit would be useless for that purpose. Capiche? Thanks for following up PS. And yes I am prepared to install a unit requiring cutting a hole through the side and BTW, I need the outside cover to go with the range hood unit.

asked by: Kenneth M

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I understand the difference between ductless and ducted range hoods why you'd want the ducted to be able to exhaust the air/fumes out of your camper. The reason I gave you a ductless option was simply because you stated you didn't have anything currently, which would mean there's no duct for the range hood to vent through.

Since you're ok with cutting into the wall and building your own duct you'll still have the same options as far as color/style goes:

Black # VE38SR
Black With Stainless Steel # VE98SR

You'll also need an exterior wall vent, of which we have two options white # V2111-13 or black # V2111-55. You'll definitely want to use some butyl tape # AL28FJ over the mounting holes in the inside of the vent and non-sag sealant # 344270341437-1 around the outer edge of the vent to form a watertight seal and protect your camper. The collars on these vents are 1-3/4" in depth but you can trim them down a bit if your wall isn't thick enough to accommodate that size.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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The motor that comes with the Ventline S0721 Series RV Range Hood S0721-20BD-F-1 is a single speed motor so you unfortunately aren't able to run it at a lower speed. You can replace the entire setup (since the replacement motor is no longer…

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Answer 2

The CC316-01 number you referred to is the original part number of the fan motor. Is it a replacement fan blade or motor you're needing? If that's the case, you'd use the #BVD0218-00-R replacement motor. If you were needing a replacement…

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Answer 3

The light on the Ventline Pinnacle Ducted RV Range Hood with Light #VE38SR is an integrated 12V LED light so it's not going to be replaceable, but as long as the actual LEDs work, the wires that feed the light can be easily fixed and repaired.

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Answer 4

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Yes, the Ventline Pinnacle Ducted RV Range Hood with Light #VE98SR can replace your existing High Pointe range hood. This has the same dimensions at 20" wide x 18" deep x 4-3/4" tall. There will be a small difference in the vent…

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The Camco RV Refrigerator Vent Cover #CAM42163 is likely a fit for your roof vent base since it fits a base with a 5-1/4" x 24" base. These vent covers are designed specifically to fit Dometic and Norcold vents so you shouldn't have an…

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The High Pointe microwave part #HP49ZR would work great as a replacement for what you have now as it's the correct dimensions and also works great. We also have it in black with the part #HP99ZR.

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The Furrion Vented Range Hood With Fan, #FHO23SACRBL operates on 12 VDC power. Simply connect to one of the 12 VDC circuits in your campers distribution panel.

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Answer 10

Hey Duke, the Ventline Pinnacle RV Range Hood part #VE33SR that you referenced will draw up to 5 amps at 12 volts.

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Answer 11

For the Furrion Ducted RV Range Hood with Light #FHO23SACRBL you're going to want to use the Ventline Exterior Wall Vent for RV Range Hood - Locking Damper #V2111-55. This vent will fit in 10-1/2" wide x 3-3/4" tall rough openings and…

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