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Magnetic Rooftop Tent Ventilation Kit
Quick Kit Guide
Dual Ventilation Kit — Best Overall
One intake fan. One exhaust fan. Fresh air in. Warm, humid air out. Best for hot nights, two-person setups, wedge campers, full-tent airflow, and helping manage condensation.
Single Intake Kit — Best for Cooling Airflow
Pulls fresh outside air into the tent and can be positioned for direct airflow near the sleeping area.
Single Exhaust Kit — Best for Condensation Management
Pulls warm, humid air out of the tent to help reduce stale air and manage condensation.
Still unsure? Choose Dual. It gives you both cooling airflow and moisture-control airflow in one setup.
Used in Rooftop Tent and Camper Setups
Earlier versions of this kit are already being used in rooftop tents, Go Fast Campers, Super Pacific campers, and other overland setups. The updated kit keeps the same magnetic mesh-mounted airflow concept with refinements focused on durability, setup, and airflow.
“Love mine. Must have for any GFC.”
“Plugged it into my Jackery and it worked great. Didn’t draw much power either.”
“I love the concept and build quality! I have it installed on my Ursa Minor camper, and I think it’s going to work.”
“Love it. Got a set for my Super Pacific… working on a little different setup to circulate from bottom and out the top.”
“Love them… brilliant design!”
Why This Works
A fan only helps if the air can actually get where it needs to go.
Inside a rooftop tent, that is harder than it sounds. Bedding, pillows, gear, pets, and the small tent volume all interfere with airflow.
Most camping fans solve the fan problem, but not the placement problem.
Floor fans get blocked.
Clip fans depend on whatever surface is available.
Hanging fans can swing, sit too low, or get in the way.
The Magnetic Rooftop Tent Ventilation Kit solves the placement problem first.
It mounts through the tent mesh, stays elevated, and can be moved as your setup changes. Aim it toward the sleeping area for cooling airflow, or position it near a vented mesh panel to help exhaust warm, humid air.
Useful airflow.
Cleaner placement.
No permanent modification.
Why This Works Better Than a Regular Camping Fan
Most camping fans are built to move air.
This kit is built to solve the rooftop tent airflow problem: where the fan sits, where the air goes, and whether it stays out of the way while you sleep.
| Regular Camping Fan | Magnetic Rooftop Tent Ventilation Kit |
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| Sits on the floor, clips on, or hangs down | Mounts elevated through the tent mesh |
| Gets blocked by bedding, pillows, pets, or gear | Keeps airflow clear of the sleeping area |
| Limited by where it can clip, stand, or hang | Repositionable as your setup or conditions change |
| Usually circulates air in one spot | Can be configured for intake, exhaust, or dual ventilation |
| Can swing, fall, or get in the way overnight | Low-profile magnetic mount stays secure and out of the way |
| General-purpose camping accessory | Purpose-built for rooftop tent airflow and sleep comfort |
Purpose-Built for Rooftop Tent Airflow
This kit is designed around the conditions that make rooftop tent sleep difficult: limited space, hot or damp air, changing weather, off-grid power, and fan noise close to your head.
The fan assembly mounts through standard tent mesh using an external plate outside the tent and magnets integrated into the fan assembly inside the tent. No drilling, straps, hooks, or loose mounting hardware required.
Every kit includes the fan guard, External Plate Retention Tether, adjustable speed control, and Vent Gap Feature as standard. Each fan is USB-C powered. Power bank and USB-C cable not included.
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Integrated Fan Guard
Included with every kit to help protect the fan from bedding, gear, pets, hands, and other objects during overnight use while maintaining airflow.
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External Plate Retention Tether
Included with every kit to help retain the external plate during setup and removal. The tether can attach to a GFC T-slot, route through the universal paracord cleat/pass-through, or be captured in the tent zipper depending on your setup.
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External Mounting Plate
Redesigned for a more robust, stable interface against the tent mesh, with improved alignment during setup.
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Protected USB-C Input
The USB-C input is visible, easier to access, and surrounded by a protective ring to help reduce direct impact on the cable connection if the fan assembly is dropped or bumped. Each fan is USB-C powered. USB-C cable and power bank not included.
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Vent Gap Feature
Helps create space between the mesh and the door/window panel so air still has a path to move when rain, privacy, or tent configuration requires the opening to stay covered.
Which Kit Should I Choose?
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Dual Ventilation Kit
Best Overall / Most Popular
Fresh air in. Warm, humid air out.
Creates directional airflow through the tent with one intake fan and one exhaust fan.
Includes:
two magnetic fan assemblies
two external mounting plates
integrated fan guards
External Plate Retention Tethers
independent speed control for each fan
Power bank and USB-C cables not included.
Best for:
hot nights, two-person setups, wedge-style rooftop tents, full-tent airflow, and helping manage condensation.
Choose Dual if you want the most complete airflow setup
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Single Intake Kit
Best for Cooling Airflow
Too hot? Choose Intake.
Pulls fresh outside air into the tent and can be positioned for direct airflow toward the sleeping area.
Includes:
one magnetic fan assembly
external mounting plate
integrated fan guard
External Plate Retention Tether
adjustable speed control
Power bank and USB-C cable not included.
Best for:
warm-weather camping, direct airflow while sleeping, smaller tents, and mild to hot climates.
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Single Exhaust Kit
Best Condensation Management
Waking up to wet tent walls? Choose Exhaust.
Pulls warm, humid air out of the tent to help reduce stale air and manage condensation.
Includes:
one magnetic fan assembly
external mounting plate
integrated fan guard
External Plate Retention Tether
adjustable speed control
Power bank and USB-C cable not included.
Best for:
cold mornings, shoulder-season camping, damp climates, and condensation-prone tents.
Power & Runtime
Each fan is USB-C powered and works with standard power banks, USB battery packs, and portable power stations.
A typical 10,000 mAh power bank can run one fan for approximately 12 hours, depending on fan speed, battery quality, temperature, and conditions.
For the Dual Ventilation Kit, each fan is independently powered and speed-controlled. You can run each fan from its own USB-C power source, or use a portable power station with multiple outputs.
Power bank and USB-C cable not included.
Estimated Runtime
| Power Setup | Estimated Runtime |
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| 10,000 mAh power bank + single fan | ~12 hours |
| 10,000 mAh power bank + dual fans | ~6 hours |
| 20,000 mAh power bank + single fan | ~24 hours |
| 20,000 mAh power bank + dual fans | ~12 hours |
Runtime estimates vary with fan speed, power source quality, temperature, and power bank output.
Performance
Designed to move useful air through confined tent spaces without creating unnecessary noise.
Rated maximum airflow: 107.4 CFM
Maximum noise level: 31.5 dB(A)
In wedge-style rooftop tents, a single fan can refresh roughly a full tent volume of air every 30–60 seconds, depending on vent configuration and setup.
The Dual Ventilation Kit creates directional airflow through the tent. One fan brings fresh air in while the other helps move warm, humid air out.
This helps improve overnight comfort, reduce stagnant heat, and manage condensation.
Size & Fit
Each fan assembly is large enough to move useful air while staying compact enough for rooftop tent use.
The mount is designed to sit low-profile against the tent mesh and keep the fan elevated, out of the sleeping area, and away from bedding or gear.
Approximate assembled size: 8 in × 7.5 in × 2 in
Weight per fan assembly: ~1.5 lb
Best mounted on standard rooftop tent mesh panels with access to both sides of the mesh.
For the Dual Ventilation Kit, plan for two separate fan assemblies: one intake and one exhaust.
Mounting & Compatibility
The Magnetic Rooftop Tent Ventilation Kit mounts through standard tent mesh using an external plate on the outside of the mesh and magnets integrated into the fan assembly on the inside of the tent.
It is designed for rooftop tents, Go Fast Campers, wedge-style campers, and similar setups with mesh panels and access to both sides of the mesh.
Works best with:
standard rooftop tent mesh panels
Go Fast Campers and wedge-style camper mesh openings
mesh windows or doors with access to both sides
setups where the external plate can sit flat against the outside of the mesh
Not intended for:
solid fabric walls
insulated panels
heavy canvas
areas where you cannot access both sides of the material
surfaces where the magnetic mount cannot fully seat through the mesh
It may also work with some ground tents and other mesh-panel setups, as long as the mount can seat securely through the mesh.
FAQ
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Description text goes hereChoose Single Intake if you mostly want cooling airflow while you sleep.
Choose Single Exhaust if you mostly want to manage condensation, stale air, or moisture buildup.
Choose Dual Ventilation if you want the best all-around setup. Most customers choose the dual kit because it provides both fresh-air intake and warm-air exhaust.
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The fan runs from USB-C power and works with standard phone power banks, USB battery packs, and portable power stations.
A power source is not included.
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A typical 10,000 mAh power bank can power one fan for approximately 12 hours, depending on fan speed, battery quality, and conditions.
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The Dual Ventilation Kit runs two fans, so it will use more power. A 10,000 mAh power bank may run a dual setup for roughly 6 hours. For overnight use with the dual setup, a larger power bank or portable power station is recommended.
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The fan is designed for quiet operation in close quarters. Maximum noise level is 31.5 dB(A), and the included speed controller lets you reduce fan speed for quieter overnight use.
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Each fan assembly is approximately 8 in × 7.5 in × 2 in and weighs about 1 lb. It is designed to stay low-profile against the mesh while still moving useful air through the tent.
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No fan system can guarantee zero condensation. Condensation depends on temperature, humidity, number of occupants, tent design, and venting.
The exhaust and dual setups are designed to help manage condensation by moving warm, humid air out of the tent and improving air exchange.
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The mount is designed for standard rooftop tent mesh panels and works best when the magnetic clamp can fully seat through the mesh.
It is not intended for solid fabric walls, insulated panels, or heavy canvas.
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Yes. The magnetic mount is designed to be installed, repositioned, and removed without permanent modification to the tent.
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Each kit is made to order in small batches with attention to fit, durability, and function. Current production lead time is 2–4 weeks before shipping. Orders are built and shipped in the order they are received.
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No. Each fan is USB-C powered, but the USB-C cable and power bank are not included.
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The fan mounts through standard tent mesh using an external plate on the outside of the mesh and magnets integrated into the fan assembly on the inside of the tent. No drilling, straps, hooks, or loose mounting hardware are required.
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The Vent Gap Feature helps create space between the mesh and the door/window panel so air still has a path to move when rain, privacy, or tent configuration requires the opening to stay covered.
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The tether helps retain the external plate during setup and removal. It can attach to a GFC T-slot, route through the universal paracord cleat/pass-through, or be captured in the tent zipper depending on your setup.
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Standard kits ship with black printed components. The Lakeland Blue Launch Edition is a limited Dual Ventilation Kit option with Lakeland Blue printed components.
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The Dual Ventilation Kit includes two independently powered and speed-controlled fan assemblies. Each fan uses its own USB-C power connection.
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The fan is IP67 rated for water and dust resistance, but the system should still be used with common sense around electronics, cables, and power sources. The Vent Gap Feature is designed to help maintain an airflow path when the door/window panel needs to stay covered due to rain or tent configuration.
Canada Orders
Located in Canada? We’re partnering with Union Overland to support Canadian preorders and fulfillment.
Lakeland Design Works will continue fulfilling U.S. orders directly, while Canadian customers can order through Union Overland for availability, shipping details, and batch timing.
Canadian orders are subject to Union Overland’s preorder and fulfillment schedule.
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Tether Uses
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Vent Gap Feature
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Dual Ventilation and Launch Edition Lakeland Design Works Blue
