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Your cart is empty.Ventmate Replacement Fan Blade is 6-blade, white colored and made up of impact-resistant plastic. Direction of spin is determined by looking down through the motor, at the top of the blade. Fits Jensen 12 Volt Powered Roof Vent, above 1995 Jensen Powered Range Hood. 1/8 inches D-bore and CW spin.
Cracker
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
Changing my review. The prob was a lose wire in my ceiling. This light/fan works great. Strong air flow, bright light that adjust perfectly. It’s an excellent value for the price.
tanya butler
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023
Exactly what I was expecting. Now works great
John EB
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2023
The right size for my need.
Brian P.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2020
It is an exact replacement for my 2007 Elixer roof vent fan. The description was correct so that was helpful to get the right replacement the first time. Thank you
Just an ordinary guy
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2020
Easy to replace. Admittedly, I looked up how to do it before I proceeded so it made it go really easy. Wow, it must have taken all of 20 minutes to remove the handle, the screen and the broken blade before installing the new blade and putting everything back!
Ken
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2015
Exact match, cost more then the round version (which will work). This was for a stove top fan. Please note, reach up and hold back of fan motor or remove motor with bracket, yes it is a small space but I was able to get my hand up there. I also used a small wood mallet hammer to tap center of blade onto shaft, much easier the pushing with thumbs. Fan blade is a tight fit. Works fine and is quite. If you are not sure of direction of motor spin, after installation of new blade, turn it on, light a match and blow it out and watch smoke direction. If done correctly, smoke from match will go up and out.
MT
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2014
This fan worked well as a replacement and I recommend it with only a few words of advice.Make sure you order the correct fan. There are several different bore sizes and styles available, so take your time to check your old unit out before ordering. Second, try to figure out which way the old blade spins. I made the mistake of ordering the wrong rotation and thus had to take the extra step of switching the polarity of my wires on the fan motor. Finally, this fan fits very snugly to the motor shaft. I found it installed easier after I sprayed some silicon into the bore of the fan.
Jon Freeman
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2014
RV fans are made from weak plastic and as soon as they hit something hard like a pebble or twig they will shatter into a million pieces. Such is the story of my last fan this replaced.Be careful though as there are several different styles of bore that these fit on and different directions of rotation (clockwise, counter) to choose from in RV fans. Mine was exactly the opposite of this one. This rotates counter clockwise and has a "D" shaped bore. I was able with enough force to get it onto the round shaft of my motor. The problem then is it would rotate the wrong way when the motor was running. I figured this out before climbing back down by looking at the pieces of the old fan blade.A simple swap of the DC lines going to the motor allow this one to spin in the "correct" direction I needed. You CAN'T just flip the fan blade over - that still spins the fins the wrong direction. Changing the DC polarity made it work and I'm happy with the product.
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