Anyone add a bathroom A/C vent?

[2manytoyz]

Presently camping at the Summerland Key (20 miles from Key West) KOA. Low 90s outside, low 70s inside. The Dometic A/C is doning a wonderful job of keeping our TT cool, and the humidity low.

The only issue is the bathroom is warm. No A/C vent, and even though the TT is fairly well insulated, it gets too warm.

I noticed the ducts don't stop at the kitchen. Tapping the ceiling in the bathroom leads me to believe the ducts continue into there as well. I'll sneak a tape measure into an existing vent to verify this.

Looks like it's a simple matter of making some measurements, cutting a hole, and adding a vent. One should do for such a small space.

Anyone do this yet? If so, where'd you get the vent? I'm thinking I can find one at Camping World.

Seven hour drive home in the morning. Going the KW to watch the sunset later. Roasted, toasted, exhausted!

[dimurrrw]

Good question about where to get a vent. Maybe out of a wrecked trailer or car? The main issue would be what you would have to do to mount it.

[milzat]

Robert,

Look on THIS page. Scroll down to Outlet Vent for Ducted Air Conditioning. Part # 61452. This should be the matching vent for your TT.

I've been contemplating adding one in the bathroom of my TT also. Should be a fairly easy install with a small router or Dremel tool.

[dimurrrw]

Hey Mike - I like your answer a lot better than the one I posted. I added the link to my resources file. Thanks.

[welshman599]

Interesting idea... I'm on the Bay of Fundy where A/C is rarely needed but I find the Fan-tastic Fan has sufficient airflow at '2' to pull the air conditioned air from the interior into the bathroom, and cools it very quickly.