Recommended Lid/Cover for MaxxAir Elixir RV Roof Vent
Updated 11/11/2019 | Published 11/09/2019
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Question:
Is the outside dimensions of this vent lid larger than 14-3/4” square? It needs to fit under my MaxxAir vent cover and others I’ve tried are too large O.D. Hinge is correct it’s a newer Elixer roof vent on my 2015 Pacific Coachworks 20UL Tango travel trailer.
asked by: Tom
Expert Reply:
The Replacement Lid for Ventline and Elixir RV Roof Vents part # CAM40161 measures 14-3/4" x 14-3/4" when measuring from the outside of each edge. I have attached a review video for you with these dimensions. That said, the Replacement Lid for Ventline and Elixir RV Roof Vent is designed to replace a lid not cover the actual lid. If you are instead looking for a cover we have the MaxxAir Standard RV and Trailer Roof Vent Cover part # MA00-933066 which would fit over a MaxxAir Elixir Vent just fine.
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Camco Replacement Lid for Ventline and Elixir RV Roof Vents - Polycarbonate - White
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