Atwood Air Command A/C

We installed a 15k unit in the bedroom of our Sydney. It far out performs the 15k Coleman unit in the living area. Currently it is only used to supplement the main unit, but we are seriously considering replacing the Coleman with another Atwood. Oh, we have used this unit in both heat and cool modes and it will run you out of the bedroom if set too cool or too warm. The unit was purchase from Makarios RV. www.makariosrv.com

Just a follow up. Atwood ac are going strong and cooling very well in humid Tennessee. The fridge, just defrosted the freezer, took 10 minutes and works like a charm. So far, we are loving the Atwood. Pushing 60 nights and days in the Reflection 337

Dyers has them. Atwood at Dyers

Wish PPL would hurry & get these !

Running two ducted Atwood A/C's in my new Grand Design Reflection 337. Digital programmable T-stat is nice but kinda temperamental. We had both going full blast in AZ a couple of weeks ago and man, they are nice and a whole lot quieter than the Dometic!!

Our whole coach is Atwood with the exception of the microwave. Not really sure that I like the helium Fridge but geeesh, it sure works good now. Don't know how well it will hold up but so far -- so good.

Jeff:

Thanks for posting this info, very interesting.

These are made by AirComnand in Austraila.

http://www.aircommand.com.au/cmsfiles/pdf_files/Cormorant.pdf

Nice feature set, especially the 15k unit which includes standard heat pump cycle that is rated for heat down to 23degF.

Reasonably priced too. With the IR remote control these make great replacements for the aging Carrier AirV units that are no longer serviced too.

They're probably using ECM motors, finally. They still far from par with a well designed AC. 330 cfm isn't even enough for one true net ton of cooling - not even at the high humidity setting to bring down the latent load more. Notice the "equivalence" after the btu ratings. Who knows WTH that means! Smoke and mirrors! Craig

That sure sounds promising. It's about time RV AC's caught up with modern window units for efficiency - they've been using better technology for years.