Lippert 360 Siphon RV Roof Vent Cap for Odor Prevention with Universal Fit, Built-in Bug Screen, Black Polycarbonate - 389380

Works great

I have been on the fence installed these lippert 360 siphon vent on my rv for a little while now I have heard nothing but good things, how it suppose to take the unwanted smell out of your rv. Well, I don't know first hands because my rv is in storage now but next summer when we get it out again, this was a piece of cake installing them on the roof, I installed one for my grey and black water tanks.

I bought the whole vent assembly but only needed the disc on top to replace the one that was broken by hail. Had to destroy the lower part to get the top disc off but with the camper sitting in the sun and warming the plastic arms I was able to just snap it on.

Exact replacement... The one on our 2024 RV somehow got broken. It takes a little while to remove the old one but not long at all the install the new one.... be sure to have self leveling sealant ready to finish off the job. Thumbs up!

I installed a "wind-vane" style cap on my last RV, and my latest RV came with one installed. That style is better than just a cap, but not by much. My most recent RV bathroom had much worse odors.First, I inserted a pressure hose down the vent, and knocked loose any wasp nests, which there was at least one, which helped a little, but it was still bad. Then I installed this cap, and it's made a major difference. It still smells in the bathroom, but I don't feel like I'm inhaling poison anymore, and my air-filter can mostly keep up now.I think I also need to uninstall, seal, and re-install the toilet, but at least the bathroom is manageable.I am concerned about the durability issues mentioned in many reviews, however I don't move my RV often, and I did try to make sure to glue and seal it well.

While inspecting the roof top My RV, a Sunseeker 2250 I noticed the cover had come off. Possibly from low lying branches on the side roads or in a camp ground. I searched online and even though I only needed the top vent part I had to buy the whole vent, bummer. But I put the top on to replace the missing piece and it fit perfectly.

I kind of figured it'd be the case, what with the spindly arms and such, but it broke when I had to push past some tree brush. Not, like, a major limb or anything. Just your average pin-striper. Is what it is, and I can't fault it for that. Does the job as intended. Am about to replace it with another of the same model. Just beware that it's probably not meant for anyone who camps in anything approaching wild, forested conditions. If you're in the desert, a maintained RV park, the pits at a racetrack, etc, you're probably golden.

Put these on my camper and instantly the smell inside disappeared! Referred a bunch of friends having the same problem!