Positive: Maxx Air II: Redesigned vent covers

[Labzy]

Originally Posted by hockeytownmom

It's on I94 in Belleville. Very easy from the bridge, south on I75, west on I94 to the Belleville Rd exit (right) and another right on the 94 service drive.

[papap]

Anyone use these on their MH's? How is the noise with the vent open?

[backin15]

Originally Posted by hockeytownmom

I was told to use the Fan Mate with any vents with fans in them. And to use the Maxx Air's on the vents without the fans.

The Maxx Aire II will work ok with the Fantastic Fan according to the manufacturers website. The Fan Mate will move more air but the Maxx Aire II moves plenty. I was going to get the Fan Mate but cheaped out when I saw the price. The II's move more than enough air for us and no issues with leaks.

[electromagn8]

I just bought 1 fan mate at CW for $76.+ (presidents club price). Hope to install at the campground this weekend... if it ever stops raining. I figured that I would do the master bath first, then maybe the back bath. Then invest in a couple of regular maxx aire's for the regular vents. There are 2 fantastic fans and 3 vents on a 28' camper.

[Linnemj]

We added three Maxx Air II to the vents in our trailer when we purchased it. We store the trailer at a mini-storage place nearby where it is parked on a sligh slope, side to side. I left 2 of the vents all of the way open to prevent condensation when parked.

Last night we had a long severe rain storm with over 2" of rain. In the middle of the night I woke up thinking of water running in through the vents. This morning, I checked the trailer and not a drop of water. Very impressive!

[Old car]

Just added 2 Maxx Air II vents to the Windjammer. Very easy to install and only took about 45 minutes for both. Might do a third over the Create-a-Breeze but for now these will do. Probably should have done it sooner just to keep some of the heat out of the trailer while parked between trips. Just in time for some cooler fall weather though!
Anxious to see how they do.

[boubou]

We have a bathroom fan ( I don't know which brand) in the Shasta Revere and want to get something to cover it with in case it rains when we lwft it opened. At first, I tought about Maxair vent cover but after reading this thread, I realized there are other options. What kind of bathroom fan covers are there and which do you recommend?

[sherdep]

Originally Posted by boubou

We have a bathroom fan ( I don't know which brand) in the Shasta Revere and want to get something to cover it with in case it rains when we lwft it opened. At first, I tought about Maxair vent cover but after reading this thread, I realized there are other options. What kind of bathroom fan covers are there and which do you recommend?

I have a fan in my bathroom also and have the Max Air II on the outside covering it - I wouldnt change it as it keeps the rain out as long as it isnt a sideways rain - when the rain is a side ways rain you might get a trickle but shouldnt hurt a thing

[campdohbrew]

I have been looking at the Maxxair II. I am glad to see the good reviews - helps make decision.