Designed specifically for 12-volt RV electrical systems, this 42-inch ceiling fan delivers quiet, efficient airflow in living areas, bedrooms, and slide-outs where a standard 120V fan won't work. The brushed nickel motor housing pairs with white blades for a clean, modern look that complements most RV interiors -- and the reversible motor means you can use it year-round, pushing warm air down in cooler weather and pulling heat up in summer.
Standard residential ceiling fans run on 120V AC power and are not suited for RV use without an inverter running. The LaSalle Bristol 410TSDC42BNWH runs directly on your coach's 12V DC system -- no inverter needed -- making it an ideal upgrade for boondockers, full-timers, and anyone who wants to reduce generator runtime while staying comfortable.
At 42 inches, this fan is sized for mid-range RV spaces: typical bedroom slideouts, front living areas, and fifth-wheel great rooms. The included variable speed wall control gives you precise airflow management without getting up, and the 4-speed motor lets you dial in comfort from a gentle breeze to full circulation.
Select from four fan speeds in forward or reverse mode for year-round climate management. Reverse mode in winter pushes trapped ceiling heat back down into the living space.
Included wall control lets you adjust speed without leaving your seat. Designed for straightforward installation in a standard wall box.
A steeper-than-average 17-degree blade pitch moves more air per revolution, improving efficiency at lower speeds -- important when running on battery power.
Motor construction using carbon steel, silicone steel, and sealed components means no oiling ports, no brushes to replace, and minimal vibration noise over years of use.
When you are parked without shore power, every watt counts. A 12V DC ceiling fan pulls far less current than running an air conditioner and can extend battery life significantly while keeping air moving. Paired with a roof vent fan, a 12V ceiling fan creates cross-ventilation that can drop interior temps several degrees without touching the generator switch.
This fan mounts via a standard ceiling canopy with a 5-1/8-inch drop from the mounting surface to the blade plane -- important to confirm clearance in low-ceiling RV interiors. Most RV ceiling junctions use a surface-mount or semi-flush bracket; verify your ceiling box can support at least 6 lbs of dynamic (fan) load before installation.
The motor housing incorporates carbon steel, silicone steel laminations, permanent magnets, and plastic components with silicone sealing. This construction is common in purpose-built low-voltage fans and delivers a good balance of torque, quiet operation, and longevity under the vibration conditions typical of travel. The brushed nickel finish on the motor housing is a plated or coated metal -- avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve the finish.