Max Air fans

[hankgeri]

Have a new 26 ft Vista Cruiser on order and my intention is to add at least one max air fan to be installed at the dealer. I am trying to decide whether or not one will be sufficient to pull air in from the windows in both the rear living area as well as the bedroom in the front. The other option would of course be to have one installed at the front and rear. My current 21 foot trailer is well serviced by a single such fan at the front of the trailer only. Pulls in plenty of fresh air even at the back Windows beside our bed. Any thoughts or experiences to assist in my dilemma?

 

[Ronald1955]

We just had the Maxx Air 4500 / 10 speed with remote installed in the RV Loo area. Fantastic unit. Our rig has solar so even in storage in our side yard I can set the fan to operate. Thermostatic / 10 speed / reversible. The front of our rig has the standard 10 inch 3 speed fan ( unknown model ). I doubt we will need to upgrade the front fan.

 

[GeekyGuy]

I have a 19RBS and have installed the Maxxair with remote in the front. I appreciate quiet nights. On low speed, with the rear bath fan cracked open, I have lots of fresh air during the night and it is indeed super quiet. I'm amazed really. In my book it's the ideal solution.

 

[Just two]

Replaced both roof vents on our 5210 with Max fans. It’s nice having the option of turn one on reverse and the other on exhaust or both on exhaust. We enjoy these fans. It’s nice they have the rain cover and we leave them open with our camper in storage. We added no see um screens and it hasn’t seemed to affect their flow. We just clean the screens more often. The picture of the ceiling shows the retractable cover we purchased for the main room fan.