SEAFLO Solar Powered Ventilator Fan – 900 Cubic Ft/h Airflow, 1.2W Solar Panel, Waterproof, Low Noise, Intake & Exhaust Blades for Boats, RVs, Trailers (ABS with Battery and Switch)

The SEAFLO Solar Powered Ventilator Fan is designed to provide continuous, maintenance-free airflow for enclosed marine and RV spaces. Powered by a 1.2W solar panel, this ventilator moves up to 900 cubic feet of air per hour, helping maintain cooler and more comfortable interior conditions. Each unit includes both intake and exhaust blades, giving you the flexibility to either bring in fresh air or vent warm air out. Models are available in durable ABS plastic or premium stainless steel housings, both waterproof and UV-resistant for reliable outdoor use. Choose from versions with or without internal battery storage. Battery-equipped models feature an integrated power switch and can operate for up to 30 hours without sunlight, ensuring consistent ventilation day or night. With a simple 4-3/4"" (120 mm) cutout requirement and low-noise motor, installation is straightforward and operation is quiet. Backed by SEAFLO’s 4-year limited warranty, this ventilator is a dependable choice for boats, yachts, RVs, trailers, and caravans.

• [ SPECIFICATIONS ]: Model: SFSPV-04 | 900 cubic ft/h ventilation capacity | 1.2W solar panel | Cutout Diameter: 4-3/4" (120 mm) | Housing Material: ABS Plastic | Overall Dimensions: 8.53" x 8.53" x 3.92" | Waterproof Design | Low Noise Operation | Warranty: 4-Year Limited Warranty
• [ INCLUDED COMPONENTS ]: Ventilator assembly, interchangeable intake blade, interchangeable exhaust blade, and installation instructions
• [ BATTERY & SWITCH OPTIONS ]: Internal battery storage | Integrated on/off switch | Runs up to 30 hours without sunlight
• [ VENTILATION PERFORMANCE ]: Circulates fresh air to reduce heat buildup and maintain comfortable interior conditions in enclosed spaces
• [ TYPICAL APPLICATIONS ]: Ideal for boats, yachts, RVs, trailers, and caravans | Easy installation in existing or new cutouts with no electrical wiring required for solar-powered operation