Seattle Steve wrote:
It won't really do any good unless you also have a window or two open for air to come in. That's more places for insects and critters to get in. It's impossible to cool it lower than the ambient temperature. If it's 90 outside the best you will do is get it down to 90 inside.
In Florida in the summer the temp inside the coach can exceed 110 degrees or more.
I have a Fantastic Fan in the living room area and an exhaust fan in the bath. Both have Max Air covers to protect from the weather.
Plan to leave the bath exhaust vent open without the fan running to provide air intake for the Fantastic Fan to draw out.
Has anyone ever use an exhaust fan in this way and will the fan last running 12 hours a day?
