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Roof Hatch Fan for Motorhomes/Caravans - HekiMiniFan

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0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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  • Lüfter 140mm x 1: https://amzn.to/3PX666N
  • PWM Controller x 1: https://amzn.to/4t0fPrf
  • Einschweißmuttern x 1: https://amzn.to/3PWkdJC

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This 3D print template offers a practical and efficient solution to improve air circulation in motorhomes and caravans with a Heki Mini roof window (40x40cm). The fan insert is precisely integrated into the roof window, ensuring a continuous supply of fresh air and better air exchange inside.

Ideal for warm days, the fan reduces heat buildup and provides a pleasant indoor climate – without extensive modifications. The design is compact, lightweight, and specifically tailored to the dimensions of the Heki Mini.

The fan can be powered via a direct USB connection in the vehicle or via a power bank.

 

The following components are required to build the model:

1x Fan set (140mm)

https://amzn.to/3PX666N

 

1x PWM controller

https://amzn.to/4t0fPrf

 

8x M3x5mm heat-set inserts

https://amzn.to/3PWkdJC

 

The accessories supplied with the fans are used for fastening and wiring 

 

 

Features:

  • Perfect fit for Heki Mini roof windows
  • Improved air circulation in the vehicle
  • Easy assembly without soldering
  • Easy installation without drilling or gluing
  • Lightweight and stable design

     

 

Assembly:
The fan is simply inserted into the open roof window and can be removed at any time if needed. Optionally, a small fan can be integrated (depending on the version/design).

 

Construction:

  • Print all components and, if necessary, rework the areas where the supports were.
  • Slide the three parts of the base plate together
  • Insert nuts 

 

  • Wire the fan and PWM controller using the fan cables
  • Pull off the PWM controller knob
  • Screw the fan into the outer corners using the supplied screws
  • Insert the PWM controller into the corresponding recess
  • Attach the cover plate, either with or without the power bank holder, using the 4 remaining screws.

  • Lightly sand the PWM controller knob and then attach it

 

I was inspired by a model for the Midi Heki roof hatch

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2502028-hekifan-2000-the-best-camper-van-roof-hatch-fan#profileId-2750524

 

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Last year I had this exact project on my to-do list, but never got around to it. So imagine my surprise when someone else went ahead and made it a reality! This print is absolutely perfect for my upcoming vacation in Croatia with Peter (yes, that's the name of my trusty little Piaggio Porter 😄). A huge thank you for this fantastic work. Everything fits and functions beautifully. Can't wait to enjoy some cool, breezy summer nights in the van!
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Thanks for the boost and the pictures have a great holiday
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How did you solve the cable management of the power supply so that the cable fits cleanly through the cutout
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Replying to @yveslae :
I don't understand the question correctly. it has a slot and I just pushed the cable in there 🤷‍♂️. I didn't do anything special
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I printed it in ABS, it's perfect thank you 👍🏻 Awesome! I'm going to make a second one but printed at 101% I think because my printer's tolerance must be a bit smaller than yours the center distance of the screws is a bit tight. but thanks for sharing 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Many thanks for the model. Everything fits and runs smoothly. I'm excited about our summer tour and how our mini fan will perform 💪🏼 Printed with ASA-CF
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Thank you for the print file! I have installed the MPK Visionstar M roof hatches in the camper. The original file barely holds on the last millimeters, which was a bit too risky for me. Therefore, in order not to have to reprint as little as possible, I extended the contact surface by 0.9cm on one side in the slicer. Now it also fits perfectly for the MPK! Does anyone have a recommendation for a suitable USB-C cable? With straight cables, the plug is too long, so the cable cannot fit into the recess. Accordingly, I am looking for an angled cable that still protrudes far enough to bridge the good 1cm from the controller to the recess.
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Hello, can you tell me the dimensions? My Heki is only 38cm Would that fit?
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Hello, I have added another picture with the dimensions
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Replying to @K.Print3D :
Thank you very much, then it will fit in my motorhome
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how do you get these press nuts in
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Place it over the hole, then heat with a soldering iron and press in at the same time
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Hi I need something like this for the large Heki
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hello what are the dimensions of the printed parts once the assembly is complete? to see if it is compatible with my DOMETIC Mini Heki S skylight in your opinion, if I print the parts in petg, is that sufficient?
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Hi, I printed the whole thing in PETG and yes, it should fit into the Mini Heki
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