vent cover and vent fan timer?
Is it advised to leave the vent open with the Maxxair vent covers in a very humid climate? Also, is there any sort of timer I could wire into my 12 volt vent fan that would allow the vent fan to run ...
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You also might want your vent fan on an adjustable thermostat so that it comes on whenever interior temperatures get high. Our RV's front vent came with a thermostat, so I leave it set on about 75 degrees all the time whenever the RV is in storage.
I guess the ultimate setup would be both a timer and a thermostat to guarantee some runtime every day, plus ensure constant running in hot weather to keep interior temperatures no higher than the outside air temperatures.
During the winter while our RV is in storage, we also leave an electric heater turned on inside and set to about 55 degrees to make sure that it doesn't get too damp and cold inside during wet and cold weather.
I guess the ultimate setup would be both a timer and a thermostat to guarantee some runtime every day, plus ensure constant running in hot weather to keep interior temperatures no higher than the outside air temperatures.
During the winter while our RV is in storage, we also leave an electric heater turned on inside and set to about 55 degrees to make sure that it doesn't get too damp and cold inside during wet and cold weather.
