Well, to me, the Bunk Fan/Light combo is quite inadequate. So, I have been in search for a new bunk fan. And, here is the ChooChoo-o-cool Bunk Fan.
Camping Life with Matt: Trailer Mod - Upgraded Bunk Fan
Camping Life with Matt: Trailer Mod - Upgraded Bunk Fan
We carry two of these O-2-COOL 10-inch 120VAC-12VDC-D CELLS fans (LOWES-WALMART-AMAZON)
They put out alot of air flow and are whisper quiet. Have been very dependable over the past five years... They will run along time on the D-CELLS as well when needed...
When we use our low profile oil-filled electric heaters these fans set behind them just perfect to move the warm air around the POPUP trailer.
Roy Ken
They put out alot of air flow and are whisper quiet. Have been very dependable over the past five years... They will run along time on the D-CELLS as well when needed...
When we use our low profile oil-filled electric heaters these fans set behind them just perfect to move the warm air around the POPUP trailer.
Roy Ken
DutchmenSport wrote:If I was ever to upgrade from a HTT (my next purchase will probably be a HTT), That is a great idea. Only thing I would do would be to install a light above with the 12 volt 1/4 audio socket for power and run the fans off 12vdc.
Here's a photo from our Springdale. I don't have any photos of our new Outback bedroom, but I set up the fans the same way. The bar is just a spring loaded shower bar and clip on fans. Works very nice for us. Sorry no photos of my current trailer with this set up. But we did set it up the exact same way.
I just noticed your's is an HTT. Same idea would work on your bunk ends, just need to be a little more creative where the fans would clip. Your concept is nice, especially since you can plug into your 12 volt plugs. Mine are restricted to 120 volt.
Here's a photo from our Springdale. I don't have any photos of our new Outback bedroom, but I set up the fans the same way. The bar is just a spring loaded shower bar and clip on fans. Works very nice for us. Sorry no photos of my current trailer with this set up. But we did set it up the exact same way.
I just noticed your's is an HTT. Same idea would work on your bunk ends, just need to be a little more creative where the fans would clip. Your concept is nice, especially since you can plug into your 12 volt plugs. Mine are restricted to 120 volt.
I just noticed your's is an HTT. Same idea would work on your bunk ends, just need to be a little more creative where the fans would clip. Your concept is nice, especially since you can plug into your 12 volt plugs. Mine are restricted to 120 volt.
