⚙️ RVGUARD RV Water Heater Vent Cover: Stainless Steel Mesh Screen to Shield from Flying Insects - Includes Installation Tool and Silicone Rubber Review

With the tool provided and a few minutes everything was in place! Stayed in place for over 800 miles without flinching. Inserting the included softstrip took just as long as installing it on an RV. Good product!

When you are camping and don't have a heater in your RV imagine if a rat or something crawled into your heater through the vent, it wouldn't be that much fun either. It's the way you put it on and it stays on while you're cruising down the street

While they were easy to install and well made, they still affected the operation of the installed equipment. I think they restricted airflow so much that the gas cooperated, they were set for burned rich fuel which caused them to not work properly. I removed them.

Well made product. The air vent spring assembly tool has a slot on the end to hold the end of the spring. You need to insert the end of the tool into the screen. Then you can simply attach the springs to the ventilation openings. Take your time.

These vent covers are well designed and fairly easy to install. Be sure to follow the instructions when installing the springs. If you install them (the springs) upside down, the end of the spring will not be long enough to reach and hold the hole in the RV vent cover. Sorry if this is confusing. Look carefully at the picture, the instructions. Much luck

Repels large insects. I attach with soft aluminum or copper wire and pliers. Small spring things are too difficult to attach. Place the wire where you want it, so the ends are sticking straight out, and then through the screen as you feed it to the hole. Twist and bend the twisted wire as it passes through the screen so it doesn't snag on clothing as you walk past it. Much easier and more reliable than Lille spring clamps which sometimes come loose.