Vibemod

   I would like to add a Fantastic vent fan in the front of the Vibe for better ventilation. There is a light in the ceiling the same as the r-pods that I would like to wire into . Do you think the wires would be able to handle the amperage of the fan safely? I already changed all the lights to LED's which use less electricity. Or should I ask what gauge wire would be safe to operate the fan? We have the front windows but they do not open could open the door which helps other than that there is a small window that opens up above the kitchen sink. The only other widows that open are the two back widows like the r-pod 171 on each side of the queen bed.  Thank you for what ever help you may offer, I'm not much of a electrician.  I would like to add it uses less than 3 amps on high.

Agree.

this is not exactly what you were asking about---but related .

we added 2 small (6") fans to our pod-one at each end.  they make a lot of air movement and contribute nicely to keeping the pod cool.  we got them from our local office supply store (about $17 each). they are 110 volt and have large clamps that can attach in lots of different places. I actually custom fabricated 2 mounts that are attached to the top of the window valences for the mounting locations.

here is a link to the fans
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/324208/Atlantic-Breeze-6-Personal-Clip-On/

here is the mount



  here is the mount and a fan together



Vann

FYI re the Fantastic fans. I installed one on my Camplite and measured the DC current. The current for the FF is specified at 1.86/2.29/3.0 Amps on low/med/high, however I actually measured 1.0/1.27/1.61. Apparently the spec values are starting currents, more useful for fuse sizing. Good news for dry campers. I also put their UltraBreeze UB1500SM cover on it. No more worrying about rain. Great!

Yup, always measure currents - on any DC or AC appliance.  The label ratings are for startup max surge.