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MaxxAir MaxxFan Rooftop Vent w/ Pivoting Fan - 4 Speed - Manual Lift - Smoke Lid
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MaxxAir MaxxFan Rooftop Vent w/ Pivoting Fan - 4 Speed - Manual Lift - Smoke Lid
Part Number: MA36WV
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MAXXAIR RV Vents and Fans - MA36WV
- Vent
- Roof Vent
- Pivoting Fan
- Tinted
- MAXXAIR
- Manual Lift
Stale air and trapped heat can make your RV feel smaller than it is. This replacement roof vent with pivoting fan lets you aim airflow where it matters, helping your cabin stay fresh, breathable, and comfortable from daybreak to bedtime.
Highlights
- Direct Airflow Where You Need It: Pivoting fan head lets you aim circulation toward your bed, dinette, or kitchen.
- Adjustable 400 CFM Ventilation Four speeds let you manage heat and odors in smaller RV spaces.
- Reversible Airflow Direction: Pull fresh air in or pivot the fan outward to exhaust stale air as conditions change.
- Fits Standard 14" x 14" Openings: Designed to replace common RV roof vents for straightforward upgrades.
- Ideal For Targeted Air Circulation: Best suited for improving comfort in specific living areas.
- Easy Power Hookup: Uses 2-wire design; black for power and white for ground.
Features to know about
A Roof Vent That Does More Than Open And Close
This is not just a fan added to the ceiling. It is a full replacement roof vent with manual controls that let you open and close the lid as needed, then drop and pivot the fan to direct airflow where it actually helps. When the air inside feels heavy, don't just lift a vent and hope for movement. Guide it.
When The Air Gets Stale, You Want A Simple Fix 
< You pull into camp, open the door, and the heat just sits there. Instead of cranking the A/C right away, you lower the fan and aim it toward your living space. At 400 CFM with four speed options, it is built to create steady, usable airflow in smaller RV interiors without the loud rush of high-output units.
Comfort You Notice All Day, And Feel At Night
It is not just about big temperature swings. It is the lingering dinner smell, the damp air after a shower, or heat that builds up after hours on the road. When the air starts to feel heavy, a simple pivot of the fan keeps air circulating where you need it so the cabin feels fresh and breathable again without relying only on air conditioning. And when the day finally winds down, you can turn the fan toward your bunk and let a steady stream of air move across the bed instead of circling near the ceiling. The built-in bug screen keeps insects out while fresh air keeps moving, so sleep comes easier and the cabin stays comfortable.
Intake Or Exhaust By Pivoting The Housing
Angle the housing inward to draw fresh air in, or pivot it outward to vent stale air. The manual adjustment keeps operation simple and predictable without relying on automatic blade reversal.
Ready For Covers And Real-World Weather
Molded exterior flange construction helps create a clean seal at the roofline, and built-in tabs support tool-free installation of compatible FanMate vent covers (sold separately). If you add a cover, you can keep air moving in more conditions without adding complexity inside the cabin.
Swap It In And Get Back To Camping
Designed to drop into a standard 14" x 14" opening, this vent fits roofs from 2" to 6" thick. The interior garnish, insulated electrical connectors, and mounting hardware are included. Wiring uses a simple two-wire connection, black for power and white for ground, with a modest 2.5 amp draw that works well with typical RV 12V systems.
Specs:
Dimensions:
- Overall Dimensions (Outside Flange To Outside Flange):
- Exterior: 18" long x 16-1/2" wide
- Interior: 16-1/4" x 16-1/4"
- Vent Extension Above Roof:
- When Closed: 3"
- Overall Fan Diameter:
- 10"
Performance:
- Fan Capacity:
- 400 CFM
- Quantity Of Fan Blades:
- 10
Electrical:
- Power Draw:
- 2.5 amps
Weight:
- 17.9 lbs
Warranty:
- 2-Year limited
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