Converting air conditioner ducted to ductless
I bought an Atwood non-ducted ceiling-mounted air conditioner, assuming the current AC was non-ducted - but maybe it was ducted, because when I removed the old one, there were ducts on either side abo...
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As said before the only difference is the inside unit and the thermostat. The outside units are the same.
I have a Atwood non-ducted it one end and a Atwood ducted at the other end of my 5er. I think (?) the the non-ducted inside unit will block the ducts you have with no modifications. Simply install. However, if I am wrong, I do not see any problem with the non-ducted inside unit blowing some air down the ducts.
However, if I were you I would try to swap the non-ducted inside unit for a Ducted inside unit. I think you will very happy with the atwood. You can alway run the ducted unit as a non-ducted unit by closing the slides tabs which open the A/C to fast cool.
I have a Atwood non-ducted it one end and a Atwood ducted at the other end of my 5er. I think (?) the the non-ducted inside unit will block the ducts you have with no modifications. Simply install. However, if I am wrong, I do not see any problem with the non-ducted inside unit blowing some air down the ducts.
However, if I were you I would try to swap the non-ducted inside unit for a Ducted inside unit. I think you will very happy with the atwood. You can alway run the ducted unit as a non-ducted unit by closing the slides tabs which open the A/C to fast cool.
