Maxair vent fan
2 posters
The Auto-Sleeper Motorhome Owners Forum (ASOF) :: Auto-Sleeper Motorhome Forums :: Auto-Sleeper "Coachbuilt Motorhomes" Forum
Page 1 of 1
Maxair vent fan
Good afternoon
We were impressed by the Maxair fan demo at the show last week but before committing to getting one does anyone have experience of it. The demonstrator said it was a DIY job for a competent person but how do you get power to it. I have a 2016 Broadway
Cheers
We were impressed by the Maxair fan demo at the show last week but before committing to getting one does anyone have experience of it. The demonstrator said it was a DIY job for a competent person but how do you get power to it. I have a 2016 Broadway
Cheers
pjonesf1- Member
-
Posts : 120
Joined : 2017-12-18
Location : West Malling
Auto-Sleeper Model : Broadway EB
Vehicle Year : 2016
Re: Maxair vent fan
That's reassuring to hear. We plan to fit one in place of the Remis 400x400mm roof vent in the galley area of our Kemerton, in order to extract damp air when cooking and hopefully reduce fogging up of the windows. Having looked at several fan options, the Maxxair appears to be the best performing and gets good reviews.
As for getting a 12v feed to it, I have removed the internal assembly of the Remis and exposed the edge of the roof lining. I'm confident I can thread a cable behind the roof lining and into the nearest cabinet, which in my case contains the microwave, and only about 300mm away from the Maxxair location. Beneath the microwave is the Dometic hob fan hood which is where I'll find a 12v supply. I can connect into this and add an in-line fuse to supply the Maxxair. I'll position the in-line fuse so it can be reached and pulled out on spare cable via the gap underneath the microwave casing.
Your installation details will no doubt be different but if you can thread cable behind the roof lining and into a high-level locker or cabinet then I imagine you should then be able to pick up a suitable 12v supply somewhere. Whichever circuit you manage to connect into, make sure its fuse is rated to take account of the additional load imposed by the Maxxair and connect an additional fuse just for the latter as mentioned above.
Tim
As for getting a 12v feed to it, I have removed the internal assembly of the Remis and exposed the edge of the roof lining. I'm confident I can thread a cable behind the roof lining and into the nearest cabinet, which in my case contains the microwave, and only about 300mm away from the Maxxair location. Beneath the microwave is the Dometic hob fan hood which is where I'll find a 12v supply. I can connect into this and add an in-line fuse to supply the Maxxair. I'll position the in-line fuse so it can be reached and pulled out on spare cable via the gap underneath the microwave casing.
Your installation details will no doubt be different but if you can thread cable behind the roof lining and into a high-level locker or cabinet then I imagine you should then be able to pick up a suitable 12v supply somewhere. Whichever circuit you manage to connect into, make sure its fuse is rated to take account of the additional load imposed by the Maxxair and connect an additional fuse just for the latter as mentioned above.
Tim
_________________
Previously symbol-bath
1996 - Autosleeper Symphony 2010 - Autosleeper Symbol 2018 - Autosleeper Kemerton 2023 - Autosleeper Kemerton XL (Fiat)
Kemerton-bath- Donator
-
Posts : 1174
Joined : 2013-01-06
Member Age : 65
Location : Bath
Auto-Sleeper Model : Kemerton XL (Fiat)
Vehicle Year : 2020
Similar topics
» maxair fan size
» Replacing a Remis roof vent with a fan vent
» Leisure battery - to Vent or not to vent
» Leaking roof vent
» Roof Vent
» Replacing a Remis roof vent with a fan vent
» Leisure battery - to Vent or not to vent
» Leaking roof vent
» Roof Vent
The Auto-Sleeper Motorhome Owners Forum (ASOF) :: Auto-Sleeper Motorhome Forums :: Auto-Sleeper "Coachbuilt Motorhomes" Forum
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum