Leaving ceiling fan on while traveling
I'm been RVing for many years and always presumed that the ceiling vent should be closed while traveling. Today I was traveling in very hot weather and found, when stopping for lunch, that I had not ...
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I’ve been leaving the rearmost roof vent open to dramatically boost my cooling and heating for decades.
People are amazed that I can cool my entire C all the way to the back with nothing but the dash A/C running. I’m not sure why they’d be surprised, in an E-series Ford the factory A/C is a 5 ton unit, the short-coming is the lack of fan capacity to keep up with it. By leaving the rear vent open (I have covers on all of them) the vacuum created by driving down the road pulls cooled air down the back.
People are amazed that I can cool my entire C all the way to the back with nothing but the dash A/C running. I’m not sure why they’d be surprised, in an E-series Ford the factory A/C is a 5 ton unit, the short-coming is the lack of fan capacity to keep up with it. By leaving the rear vent open (I have covers on all of them) the vacuum created by driving down the road pulls cooled air down the back.
