Sunforce Solar Vent 1000 Solar-powered Ventilation Fan on 2040-parts.com
North Kingstown, Rhode Island, United States
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Sunforce Solar Vent 1000
I bought this solar-powered vent to use on my sailboat, but in the end decided it was not sturdy enough to install in an area that I would frequently walk over. Brand new, never installed. Good for RV or non-critical boat ventilation. Original cost $99 on sale. |
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