🚐 Enhance Your Van's Ventilation with Ventline VP-543 12V Smoke Roof Air Vent in Brown Review

My 30 year old RV had a fan just like this but it was dirty and didn't work. Bought this as a spare and it fits perfectly in the hole in the roof. I used Goo Gone glue remover to clean it before installing a new one and also bought a Camco vent install kit which included the extra screws and putty I needed. Installation required drilling new holes in the roof, but that was easy, and I also had to level the inner ring and cut a new notch for the wiring - not difficult with a sharp box cutter…

I would suggest ordering this through a licensed Ventline dealer as they are not authorized to sell through Revain and Ventline does NOT honor Revain reseller warranties. Etrailer is a good option and costs the same. I received a unit with a wiggling fan and while they insisted that Revain had no warranty, the product manager did everything possible to ensure the issue was corrected correctly. He said the units on Revain are typically defective units sold through third-party vendors under the…

Overpriced $65 each? There doesn't seem to be any competition for a small air vent with a 6-inch footprint. For $5, the ventline was required to include a variable speed switch, and for another $5, a temperature sensor. The design is ok but the quality of materials is average and poor attempts at weather resistance. There's a plastic case with a (hopefully) galvanized steel frame. The dome bolts look like raw steel even without waterproof pads. It is recommended to replace them with brass or…

Not brown. Invalid description. Replaced a very old and broken ventline with this version of a 12v fan of the same size and style. While I like the minimal footprint, it's not hard to see why it's broken at the bottom and missing a lid at the top. This device has three major fixable flaws that Ventline has been unable to fix in decades of production. They appear to be designed to fail: 1.) The handle used to open and close the lid is made of very thin and brittle plastic. Imagine a plastic…