Is Wiring Included with Ventline Roof Vent with 110V Fan # V2128SP-01
Updated 04/29/2025 | Published 02/18/2016 >
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Part # V2128SP-01 - the wiring is sold separately. Does this refer to the actual supply 110 volt wiring or does this mean I need a wiring plug or some form of a harness?
asked by: Julian C
Expert Reply:
The Ventline Roof Vent with 110V Fan # V2128SP-01 includes two pigtail wire leads and a wiring compartment for making the AC power connection to existing trailer wiring. No plugs or wiring harness are included but you can use butt connectors like # 05732-2.
If you need an installation kit you can use part # 344270KITW which includes both mounting screws and sealant and that is suitable for trailer roofs made of metal or coated metal roof and wood (but not rubber). For a rubberized roof surface instead use kit # CAM25013.
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Ventline Roof Vent w/ 120V Fan - Manual Lift - 14-1/4" x 14-1/4" - White - Polar Trim
- RV Vents and Fans
- Vent
- Roof Vent
- Manual Lift
- 120V Fan
- Plastic and Metal
- White
- Ventline
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John
4/29/2025
Adam, which side of the fan do the power wires exit?