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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If you have the vent covers, it's a smart idea. That will protect the vent from damage and keep rain out.
Without the vent cover, the vent lids are flimsy and won't keep the rain out.
You could test it but likely you won't need to run the fan as the suction from running at speed will vent plenty well.
Note: I'm referring to the vent covers that go over the top of the standard vent as opposed to the vent lids that are part of the standard vent.
Without the vent cover, the vent lids are flimsy and won't keep the rain out.
You could test it but likely you won't need to run the fan as the suction from running at speed will vent plenty well.
Note: I'm referring to the vent covers that go over the top of the standard vent as opposed to the vent lids that are part of the standard vent.
