Roof vents in the wind

Thanks. I figured vent covers would work but do you get the same air flow from them?

roaminaround wrote:
Thanks. I figured vent covers would work but do you get the same air flow from them?

Air flow has never been an issue for us!

rhagfo wrote:

roaminaround wrote:
Thanks. I figured vent covers would work but do you get the same air flow from them?

Air flow has never been an issue for us!

Same here, I have fans in my three and never have an issue with the fans either running or off; lots of air flow.

Nice thing with vent covers is that the vents can stay open in all kinds of weather even when the trailer is not in use.

roaminaround wrote:
Thanks. I figured vent covers would work but do you get the same air flow from them?

Yes, they do reduce the air flow a bit, but not enough to make a big difference. Get the Maxx Air II's. The advantages outweigh the disadvantages of having the covers.

I have the cheap camco covers and don't notice any difference in air flow versus no cover. I haven't closed my vents since I installed the covers.

toedtoes wrote:
I have the cheap camco covers and don't notice any difference in air flow versus no cover. I haven't closed my vents since I installed the covers.

I would like to say that also, BUT we winter camp, and sometimes with the vent open you get a cold draft, especially if you have a fan going in one of the others.:S

I prefer the Aero-Flo vent covers to the Maxxair covers.

But I concur, vent covers of one kind or another is the answer.

Bobbo wrote:
I prefer the Aero-Flo vent covers to the Maxxair covers.

But I concur, vent covers of one kind or another is the answer.

Had a Camco cover for 2 seasons. Then one spring, after a normal snow season, I found it all broken in pieces. Last one I bought which is too bad as I liked how easy it was to open to clean the OE cover.

rhagfo wrote:

toedtoes wrote:
I have the cheap camco covers and don't notice any difference in air flow versus no cover. I haven't closed my vents since I installed the covers.

I would like to say that also, BUT we winter camp, and sometimes with the vent open you get a cold draft, especially if you have a fan going in one of the others.:S

I haven't had that problem, but I don't have a real "controlled" temp thing going in the clipper so it could be happening.

Nutinelse2do wrote:

roaminaround wrote:
Thanks. I figured vent covers would work but do you get the same air flow from them?

Yes, they do reduce the air flow a bit, but not enough to make a big difference. Get the Maxx Air II's. The advantages outweigh the disadvantages of having the covers.

They also enable the vents to be used with a roof full of snow and wide open when raining.