Ventline BVD0218-00 Ventadome Lids and Accessories - Fan Motor 12V DC (UL Listed)

After about 5 years of owning our RV, the bathroom fan motor went out. I was expecting to pay $150 at the service center to have it replaced but looked at Amazon to see if just the motor could be purchased. Thankfully it was so I ordered one after viewing a u-toob video on how to replace it. The process was very simple requiring only 2 tools and about 5 minutes of my time. After I got it installed, I turned the power on and it started without hesitation. I am pretty tall so my head is close to the ceiling. With the original motor, I couldn't feel any air movement when I stood under the fan. With this motor, I could really tell the air was moving. I used the original fan blades so the additional air flow was due fully to the motor. It runs quietly except for the fan blades cutting through the air which is not loud enough to be a bother. I am happy with the motor and as long as it lasts for a couple years, I will remain happy. At this price, replacing every 2-3 years isn't a concern.

Very simple to change and doesn’t make hardly any noise

I got caught up in the "pay more get better" thinking and paid $ 25 for the samething Recpro is selling for $19 here on Amazon. Why do I say this? Because the $19 dollar one has wires that come with it and the $25 dollar one don't show wires, just a motor. But when it arrives it is the one with wires. One of the wires had to be pried open to get it off the motor. It was a drop in replacement. Two screws under the fan blades. I wish they would send new screws and keep the wires. The screws got a little stripped removing the motor. It is easy to replace. It performs the same as the orginal. It is the same Quality as the original. It will need to be replaced again at some point. I will continue to replace this motor as needed, because I don't want an attic fan in my rv. It would suck all the Heat/Ac out and suck smells through all the cracks in the floor from the plumbing and wiring. The black tank is under the floor, think about it. The upgraded vortex would act as an attic fan and need to be completely removed to clean behind it, but it would last you longer.

Fit perfectly, had the correct anti-backflow diode attached, gets nice rpm for the rv fan.

Comes with presoldered wiring and a diode. Gripe is that diode connections are not heatshrinked/soldered and poorly crimped so the wire was quite loose. Does not come with mounting screws you have to reuse ones from old motor. I really do think they should include screws in case of thread mismatch. Overall seems to work in the airstream bathroom vent.

Easy direct replacement for Ventline fan.

Perfect fit with no modification needed. Seems to be as quiet as the original motor. 2012 Open Range 5th wheel bathroom vent fan. Didn't come with screws but luckily the originals came out of the original motor with no issues.

I have an exhaust that says vent line v2094:. This was exact copy replacement. Works perfectly now.. super happy. Pulls 18 watts. The cables they provide are nice but I used my old ones. Attached pic of old motor for reference of what I replaced