Fan-Tastic Fan with a MaxxAir cover
So I am finding out I really need to add a fan to my 5er to get some air circulating in the evenings. I am wanting to add something like a Fan-Tastic fan and figured I would install it in the bathroo...
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We have two Fantastic Fans and a couple shops told me they install Maxxair II covers with good results. I liked the look, the price, and the quick opening latches like pictured above for Fanmate.
Disclaimer: We don't dry camp, meaning we're happy with any restriction the vent cover adds. If No Cover is 100-pct, the best cover is 95-pct and ours are 90-pct (air flow) I'm happy with that. They let the FF's cover open very nearly all the way, and there is plenty of vent louver area.
About the Bathroom Fan supplied by the OEM... I don't think anything but a leaf blower could be much louder.
For a bathroom, I'd consider this vent from Heng's
It's a no-fuss install from inside. Our A/C is not ducted. It does fine except for the bathroom when it's closed. With the Heng's unit, I could set up an air flow under the bath door and out that vent. We ventilate with one of our FF's on LOW anyway...
Disclaimer: We don't dry camp, meaning we're happy with any restriction the vent cover adds. If No Cover is 100-pct, the best cover is 95-pct and ours are 90-pct (air flow) I'm happy with that. They let the FF's cover open very nearly all the way, and there is plenty of vent louver area.
About the Bathroom Fan supplied by the OEM... I don't think anything but a leaf blower could be much louder.
For a bathroom, I'd consider this vent from Heng's
It's a no-fuss install from inside. Our A/C is not ducted. It does fine except for the bathroom when it's closed. With the Heng's unit, I could set up an air flow under the bath door and out that vent. We ventilate with one of our FF's on LOW anyway...
