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Now includes a removable bug screen for easier cleaning and bi-color LEDs.
Built for vans, RVs, and tiny homes, this 12V roof fan from NomadicArk delivers strong airflow with low power draw in a clean, all-in-one package. The brushless motor sets it apart from many traditional roof fans, with quieter performance, better efficiency, and lower maintenance over time. It also uses an RF remote, so you do not need to point it at the fan to make adjustments. Features include a powered roof vent, bug screen, blackout shade, built-in LED lighting, intake and exhaust modes, 10 speed levels, Auto temperature control, rain-safe operation, and 5 color combinations. With a max open height of just 7.2", roughly 2" lower than the Maxxair Fans, it can also be a better option when roof clearance is tight.
The biggest difference is that AirPlus and ProBreeze are essentially the same newer brushless-style fan platform with the same core published specs, while the MaxxFan 7500 is the more established traditional benchmark many van builders already know. AirPlus and ProBreeze both use a 14" x 14" opening, offer 10 speeds, intake and exhaust, remote control, integrated LED lighting, and a built-in blackout shade and screen, with higher published airflow on paper than the MaxxFan 7500. AirPlus also stands out by offering more dome and interior shroud color combinations, which gives builders more flexibility to better match the look of their van interior. AirPlus also has a removable bug screen and dual-color LEDs vs just the single color and non-removable bug screen on the Probreeze. The MaxxFan 7500’s main advantage is its long track record and that it can adapt to thicker roofs.
Orders typically ship in 1–2 business days via UPS standard service. Expedited shipping may be available for an added fee.
Yes. It is designed as a drop-in 14" × 14" replacement for most Maxxair roof fans. If you are reusing an older cutout, slight alignment may be needed if the original flange has shifted over time. The interior trim ring is also slighly smaller and may not cover edged of mounting holes.
The included garnish supports ceiling thicknesses from 1-1/16" to 3-1/8". If your roof has ribs or you are using a gasket or adapter, include that added thickness in your total stack-up.
In air-out mode, it operates at ≤29 dB on low and ≤47 dB on high. In air-in mode, it runs at ≤32 dB on low and ≤53 dB on high. Yes, units ordered after 6/15/26 include a removable bug screen that is washable.
It moves approximately 3000 m³/h of air, about 1,766 CFM, which is enough to refresh cabin air quickly.
Yes. The fan supports reversible operation so you can choose intake or exhaust across 10 speed levels.
Auto mode helps regulate operation based on interior temperature, making it easier to maintain comfort without constant adjustment. This is sometimes called thermastatic control.
The unit includes dual 2W LED lights for efficient overhead lighting inside the van or RV. The new units shipped after June 15th include bi-color LED lights.
The package includes the fan assembly, removable bug screen, retractable blackout shade, interior garnish, built-in LED lighting, and RF remote control.
Brushless motors are more efficient, generally last longer, and require less maintenance than brushed motor designs.
The down-facing ventilation design is intended for use in a wide range of weather conditions while still maintaining airflow.
We understand that every van setup is unique. That's why we offer CAD-verified roof layouts for customers who have purchased or plan to purchase an Orion roof rack - so you can maximize space and fit exactly what you need, where you need it. Request a layout here ›
We offer free shipping to the lower 48 states on all products. Orders shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, or international destinations may have additional shipping charges calculated at checkout or quoted separately. Local pickup is also available at our McMinnville, Oregon warehouse by appointment.
Most purchases can be returned within 30 days of purchase if they are in new, resalable condition with original packaging. A 20% restocking fee applies; return shipping is the customer’s responsibility, and some items are final sale or not eligible for return. For full details, please see our Shipping Policy and Return Policy.
Amazing product so far. Big pro is it's low draw on my jacket 600v. 4 days of use and the battery percentage is still at 70%. Convenience of the remote being able to be used from anywhere. The noise level is very low at 40-50% fan power. I chose this unit instead of maxxair because it matched my van aesthetically and it's very low profile that i'm still able to park inside my work's parking structure. The con was during installation, this unit did not come with a sleeve that bridges the gap from the headliner to the fan itself. It did not sit flush and the manual knob that pushes up the metal rod(the longest one) does not reach because of it. I have to rely on the remote. Very good purchase and it's perfect for what i use it for.
We’re glad to hear the NomadicArk fan has been working well for your setup, especially the low power draw, quiet operation, remote control, and low-profile fit for parking structures.
One note on the install: the AirPlus is designed differently than a MaxxFan and does not use or include an interior sleeve. The fan is rated for a maximum roof thickness of about 3 1/8'. By comparison, a MaxxFan 7500K includes a sleeve-style interior garnish that can accommodate a thicker roof/headliner stack, up to about 6'.
Thanks again for the feedback, and we’re happy it ended up being a great fit for your van.
Work Fantastic !
Looking at your Air Plus fan, will this work on a RV roof that is 5" thick?
The AirPlus fan likely will not work with a 5" thick RV roof. The AirPlus supports roof thicknesses from 1-1/16" to 3-1/8", so a 5" roof is outside the listed fitment range. For thicker RV roofs like yours, we recommend looking at the Maxxair Deluxe 7500, which can accommodate roof thicknesses up to 6.5": https://orionvangear.com/products/maxxair-00-07500k-maxxfan-deluxe-with-remote-smoke
Great product. Used daily in my build— ac fan solar….
Great products, responsive team!
What can I say? Orion takes great care of their customers. They went out of their way to help me and I appreciate it. I also found out too late that they sell 8020 Roll in nuts. I use the 10 series for my build. The nice thing about Orion‘s 10 series rolling nuts is they have a register on top of the nut that keeps it from twisting in the extrusion. I wish I would’ve known this when I bought all my hardware. I would’ve definitely bought this product from Orion. Check them out.
Kaiya provided wonderful support for a troublesome panel struggling during a second year of operation -- I could not be more pleased to have chosen Orion for my solar! The Stealth rack & awning are quite sweet as well :). Thanks Orion!
So far so good. Installed on my Sportsmobile converted dodge promaster. Waiting for the rain to see how it does in wet conditions. Once I figured out how to install it was VERY easy. Only ask would be more details on initial installation process since I wasn't sure exactly where to place the track. Once I got it installed and put the fly in the track it was so easy. Excited for how this will work on my pop-top van.
