Thanks for your compliment and all well here thank you, hope you are good too 👍. Those were my earlier videos and I wasn’t the best in front of the camera 😂 . I could do a better job on camera these days. You can’t beat a fully serviced pitch. We stayed on a fully serviced pitch on our second holiday 11 years ago and never looked back. It makes life so much easier for us especially as we shower in the caravan. All the best to you, Rob & Gail 😀

Thanks for your appreciation and encouragement Cheryl. Best regards, Rob & Gail 😀

Happy New Year to you too and thank you so much for the compliment 👍. I am pleased my video helped and it’s good to hear positive feedback. All the very best, Rob

Yes, me too! I came here looking for tips on how to get the cover off! Many thanks - nicely done video.

I know what you mean Fen, I enjoy doing stuff like this...Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching. Rob

Hi Kev, I always prefer to do the job right where I can. Thanks for watching and take care. Rob

Thank you Cheryl 👍. I ordered through my caravan dealer but you may find the parts on the internet. Parts are labelled Powerpart which are distributed by plsgroup.co.uk this is because the public cannot purchase direct. Have a look at pls website, Electrical - Power distribution - Converter harness. It’s a Roof Fan Extension 12v Harness. Item number BC17004. You will also see Terminals and Connectors under the Electrical heading. I used the VL02 connector to connect to the Omnivent. First I would check to see if there is a roof fan 12v fuse in the fuse box. This will give an indication as to whether there is a dedicated connector somewhere behind a panel. Hope this helps. All the best, Rob 😀

I ordered it through my local caravan dealer from plsgroup.co.uk because the public cannot buy direct. pls stands for Pennine Leisure Spares. The packaging is labelled Powerpart. If you look on their website for ‘electrical > power distribution > converter harness’. the roof fan harness is part number BC17004. Hope this helps. Cheers, Rob

@@robswiseways5697 cheers Rob great help , Pony

Hello RVing and thanks for tuning in. Most of the time we use it to extract rather than draw air in. I'll take a look at your channel. Thanks again. Rob

Can you explain the problem Archie, I’ll try and help if I can. Cheers, Rob

Hi Mick, I asked my caravn dealer to order it from Pennine Leisure, www.plsgroup.co.uk (look under 'electrical' then 'mains')as they would not deal with private customers. It's called a Roof Fan Extension 12v Harness. The part number is BC17004. The two way connector part number is VL02. You will have to purchase two packs of connectors because you need two female plugs. One to crimp on the end of the harness that plugs in the dedicated connector and one for crimping on the fan wires as in the video. which I failed to mention. Cost was £16.16. Hoping there is trunking in the ceiling, you will have to core a 25mm hole through the composite surround to gain access to the trunking like you can see in my video. I drilled this hole when I installed the first wiring a few years ago. Hope this helps and thanks for watching. Rob

@@robswiseways5697, thank you very much for the very detailed reply. I have been to the caravan today and there is trunking to the roof vent. I have no light in the position where yours is (Pagasus 2 Rimini 2011) but on taking the cable covers off I can feel a hole in line with the shadow of the trunking. Some RTV Silicon this week and get the proper cable and connectors then I will start the job! Thanks again and very good videos BTW, keep 'em coming!

I know I mentioned it in the video but make sure the correct teminals are crimped on the wires as there are male and female in the pack. There is only one chance at crimping them on. BTW, the harness is 3m long. Cheers Rob