Remarkable Travel Trailer Upgrade: Unveiling the Unheard-of Ceiling Fan for RV Living!

Join me in this exciting video as I share one of the most remarkable upgrades I’ve made to my travel trailer! Ceiling fan in a travel trailer? Unheard of?! Until now!
During my travels, I've come to appreciate the silent operation of the Orison Ceiling Fan. Its powerful motor efficiently circulates air, keeping the trailer cool and comfortable even during hot summer days. The multiple speed options allow me to customize the airflow according to my preferences, ensuring maximum comfort throughout my journeys. Also, the included lights illuminate the space and add a cozy ambiance to my trailer's interior. The fan's low profile ensures it doesn't interfere with the limited headspace, making it ideal for RVing!
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[@mosthighbusiness9532]

I would like to see the whole install in a video please.

[@mikebriseno2932]

Nice!!! I’ve been looking for something to move some air around in our rear bunk of our trailer and saw these on Amazon. Glad to finally see a video of one in use in a travel trailer. How hard was the install?

[@RVGuyss]

Once I found when I was going to take power from and where the studs came from it took me less than 10 minutes

[@derrickwade6992]

I need to get this isnt to low though?

[@CharlesKrueger]

I am scared to death to drill into the ceiling and figure out how to fish the wires through.

[@spsjason2]

120VAC or 12VDC?

[@RVGuyss]

120v ac

[@spsjason2]

@@RVGuyss Damn, okay thanks for replying

[@RVGuyss]

If you look in the video, we do have above our beds 12 V fans that are meant mostly for our faces when we’re Boondocking

[@spsjason2]

@@RVGuyss Yeah, the wife wants a 12volt ceiling fan for when we Boondock. I guess I will have to find a ceiling fan that has a DC motor and build a circuit to convert it.