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Replacement Vent Cover For Jensen RV Roof Vent  

Updated 03/10/2016 | Published 03/09/2016



Question:

The trailer is a 1999 model, Pace is the manufacturer. This is a Jensen vent, im not sure what series. I bought the wrong cover so Im looking to get the correct one. I will send a picture of the hinge style, The cover thats in the pic is not the correct one its just up there to keep the rain out. hopefully you might know the correct style vent cover I need. Thanks.

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Expert Reply:

Most likely we have what you are looking for but you will need to first determine what vent style you have on your trailer.

In order to determine the correct roof vent, measure where the vent opens. The standard trailer roof vent opening is roughly 14-1/4" x 14-1/4" and have roof vents that measure 14" x 14".

To pick the correct cover, you will also need to know the type of hinge you need.

There is a 3 point hinge, such as the one on the Camco # CAM40153; a 4 point hinge as seen on the Camco # CAM40154; or a rolled metal continuous hinge like on the Ventline # BVD0449-A03; and universal hinge as shown on the MaxxAir # MA00-335001.

Basically the easiest way to select the correct replacement cover is to remove the existing cover and match the hinge and lift bracket to the photos on our site along with the dimensions. A link to all of the replacement vent covers is provided to match up with your cover.

If it is not clear which hinge style that you have, the MaxxAir above is a Universal Replacement Lid.

In the event that you don't find a lid you like, I also included a link to our main page for our complete 14 x 14-inch vent assemblies. These are offered in manual or powered lift and with or without fans. If you install a complete new vent you'll need an installation kit, either # 344270KITW for a metal or coated metal roof or kit # CAM25013 for a rubberized roof..

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