Vent fan and odor from commode
Hello, we have a new to us 2005 31.5 Nuwa discovery America. We are fulltiming in it and are in the process of selling our 27 foot motor home and have been living in the fifth wheel for about 6 weeks....
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I was able to run wires through my ceiling but it wasn't easy, and it may depend on where your closest power is. A lot of RV roofs are trusses with styrofoam in between them. If you can obtain power from a source that is between the same trusses as the fan you are looking to power you might be able to poke a hole through the styrofoam to get to it.
If you take down the vent housing you might even find the vent pre-wired and the wires hidden behind the housing. If they aren't there you will still see the foam blocking around the vent opening. I used a wire snake and with a lot of wiggling it to push it through the foam was able to get it to come out through a light opening a few feet away. I then pulled a wire from there.
Some other RV's are even fiberglass insulated in the roof and that makes it easier.
If you take down the vent housing you might even find the vent pre-wired and the wires hidden behind the housing. If they aren't there you will still see the foam blocking around the vent opening. I used a wire snake and with a lot of wiggling it to push it through the foam was able to get it to come out through a light opening a few feet away. I then pulled a wire from there.
Some other RV's are even fiberglass insulated in the roof and that makes it easier.
