DIY Cargo Trailer Ceiling Fan Install

Follow along as I show you how I installed a new 6 speed, Starvent Ceiling Fan in our Cargo Trailer as part of our upgrade project.
Look below for details on items used in our project: (AMAZON LINKS)
(I've noticed that some of the items I purchased, are out of stock, keep checking
on Amazon daily, since that changes - or try looking for a similar item, but be sure to
read all the reviews first!)
Starvent 6-speed reversable 12Volt Fan - amzn.to/3WVsq0k
RV Power outlet cover - amzn.to/3WVsPzS
12 Volt, 14 foot extension Cord - amzn.to/43nF5LG
12 Volt adapter - amzn.to/43khJ9L
#cargotrailerconversion #rvtipsandtricks #campingaz

[@Jasonoid]

I'm looking to do the same thing for my enclosed trailer. Thanks for showing your experience! Great tips

[@HolidayForTwo42]

Glad it was helpful!

[@allenfarmer6491]

In Arizona, and especially in the summer, insulation probably would be a good idea! Also a suggestion for a future video would be on the necessity of having a first aid kit, a lot of campers and also in the home, are lacking the proper kits.......let's face it, they are especially important for you if you are out in the boondocks camping and get hurt. Just a suggestion

[@HolidayForTwo42]

We actually have a kit in the motor home as well as the truck- I just forget sometimes that it’s there! 😃

[@donniehare7654]

I didn't realize how thin the metal is in the roof. Good to know.

[@HolidayForTwo42]

Yes it is, later on I may put some 1/2” or 3/4” foam insulation up there and paneling to help with the summer heat! Usually when we go out we park in shade under trees and that helps a lot, but oh boy does the sun beating down really heat it up!