
RV Air Conditioner, replacement or new
Help in choosing the correct
Complete Roof Air Conditioner
for your RV
Ducted or Non-ducted: |
Roof unit profile: |
Ceiling assembly/controls: |
Choose links below to view COMPLETE Dometic or Atwood RV A/C's |
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Ducted |
Regular Height, approx. 13-15" high |
Cool only w/ wall mount digital thermostat and IR Remote Control |
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Heat/Cool w/ wall mount digital thermostat and IR Remote Control |
Atwood Air Command 15K AC & Heat Pump | ||
Low Profile, approx. 12" high | N/A |
N/A |
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Non-ducted |
Regular Height, approx. 13-15" |
Cool only w/ flip-down digital thermostat & IR Remote Control |
Atwood Air Command 13.5K |
Cool only w/ Manual Ccontrols |
Dometic Brisk II 13.5K or 15K |
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Heat/Cool w/ Manual Controls |
Dometic Brisk II 13.5Kw/Heat Strip or 15K w/ Heat Strip |
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Heat/Cool w/ flip-down digital thermostat & IR Remote Control |
Atwood Air Command 15K |
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Low Profile, approx. 12" high |
Cool only w/ Manual Controls |
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Heat/Cool w/ Manual Controls |
Dometic Penguin II 11.0K or 13.5K w/ Heat strip |
Need a roof RV air conditioner for a Motorhome, (Class A, C,or B), Travel Trailer, Fifth Wheel, Pop-Up Camper, Truck Camper, or Hybrid with an existing 14"-square framed roof opening? Check out our Atwood or Dometic model selection. Complete Dometic or Atwood rooftop air conditioners are also a great choice for toll booths, kiosks, cargo or concession trailers, and many remote applications. If you are replacing an existing ducted system, you may use a Ducted Atwood model. Dometic air conditioner models can be used on both ducted and non-ducted applications. For a Non-ducted replacement, use a non-ducted Atwood model or a Dometic. Any non-ducted unit will blow cold air directly from the ceiling unit. |
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A "Regular" profile roof unit is the most popular and economical. A "Low-Profile" is used for applications on tall RV's needing some extra height clearance down the highway, or in your own garage or storage location. Low-profile units are also used as a 'for looks' choice on pop-ups. |
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A ducted ceiling assembly is always used with a "wired" thermostat which is usually wall mounted and can control both the A/C and the RV or camper's furnace. Non-ducted ceiling assemblies have all controls mounted right on the ceiling unit itself. A heat strip, which provides 5,600 btu/hr of heat may be installed in the ceiling unit. (Dometic models only) An RV air conditioner & heat pump is like 2 appliances in 1! An air conditioner when running in reverse will provide heat for your RV during cool weather. When you need heat, you'll have the choice of 'fuel': electric when you use the heat pump or propane gas when you use your furnace. Most heat pump units operate efficiently at ambient temperatures above 35 deg. F. |
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