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I need to replace two vents in my trailer. One with a fan and one without, Is there a companion vent that matches the Maxxfan Plus without a fan? I want the two vents to visibly match in finish and appearance from the exterior and the interior but I only need one with a fan.

asked by: Piet

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There isn't a standard non-powered MaxxAir RV vent to match the standard powered version so if you want to have matching vent lids then I recommend going the MaxxAir Mini and Mini Plus models:

White:
Non-Powered # MA00-03700
Powered # MA00-03801

Black:
Non-Powered # MA00-03750
Powered # MA00-03851

These vents all use the same exact design and Rain Shield lid so that you'll have protection from inclement weather and can also use the vents while traveling. The powered options also come with an LED ring light that will add a bit more light to your trailer or provide an accent.

I've attached a video below to help walk you through the installation process.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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