Air-conditioningI hope this is not a stupid question but I'm wondering if there's any way at all to quiet the air-conditioners in fifth wheel we have one in the bedroom and one in the living room this this is our first trailer we have ever owned that has two and the one in the bedroom really really noisy when you are trying to sleepI'm just wondering thanks for any help

In most Rv's the AC's are ducted together. If you don't want the noise in Bedroom when you're sleeping. Turn the unit in the bedroom off and run the one in the living room.personally, We set the bedroom AC fan to run continuously. We need the noise to sleep.

Crodad wrote:In most Rv's the AC's are ducted together. And even if they aren't, you can run the other one and set a small fan on the floor pointed into the bedroom.......assuming that you can leave the door open.

there all loud ,same thing with us it comes on sounds like a freight train. We have other unit running and point fan into our room ,works good

frank-2 wrote:Air-conditioningI hope this is not a stupid question but I'm wondering if there's any way at all to quiet the air-conditioners in fifth wheel we have one in the bedroom and one in the living room this this is our first trailer we have ever owned that has two and the one in the bedroom really really noisy when you are trying to sleepI'm just wondering thanks for any helpOur 1 unit is very noisy when on "quick cool", but not bad when ducted. As others have said, run the main A/C at night, then use a fan to push the air up into the BR area. Helps to leave the top vent open a crack, too.Lyle

I would cool the RV off with both ACs, then run the one in the area where we were not. bedroom during day, living room at night.bumpy

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Crodad
Explorer
Sep 22, 2016
In most Rv's the AC's are ducted together. If you don't want the noise in Bedroom when you're sleeping. Turn the unit in the bedroom off and run the one in the living room.

personally, We set the bedroom AC fan to run continuously. We need the noise to sleep.
Sam_Spade
Explorer
Sep 22, 2016
Crodad wrote:
In most Rv's the AC's are ducted together.

And even if they aren't, you can run the other one and set a small fan on the floor pointed into the bedroom.......assuming that you can leave the door open.
lee_worsdell
Explorer
Sep 22, 2016
there all loud ,same thing with us it comes on sounds like a freight train. We have other unit running and point fan into our room ,works good
laknox
Nomad
Sep 22, 2016
frank-2 wrote:
Air-conditioning

I hope this is not a stupid question but I'm wondering if there's any way at all to quiet the air-conditioners in fifth wheel we have one in the bedroom and one in the living room this this is our first trailer we have ever owned that has two and the one in the bedroom really really noisy when you are trying to sleep
I'm just wondering thanks for any help

Our 1 unit is very noisy when on "quick cool", but not bad when ducted. As others have said, run the main A/C at night, then use a fan to push the air up into the BR area. Helps to leave the top vent open a crack, too.

Lyle
Bumpyroad
Explorer
Sep 22, 2016
I would cool the RV off with both ACs, then run the one in the area where we were not. bedroom during day, living room at night.
bumpy
Ivylog
Explorer III
Sep 22, 2016
If your ceiling vents cannot be closed, replace with ones that do. At night close the vents in the LR and run that AC unit. Reverse during the day if one unit is enough.
B_O__Plenty
Explorer II
Sep 22, 2016
If you are thinking about trading go try some of the new ones with the A/C on. The difference in noise between our new Cedar Creek and our 2011 Big Country is amazing..No longer do we have to turn the Television way up whenever the air comes on. Never had any idea there could be this much difference..

B.O.
Stefonius
Explorer
Sep 22, 2016
My unit only has the ducted A/C in the livingroom. It makes a lot less noise now that I pulled all the vents and sealed the ductwork. Whoever taped it up at the factory must have come back from a two-joint coffee break right before they started.
frank-2
Explorer
Sep 23, 2016
I just want to thank everyone for the reply they have been very helpful I think we all agree the bedroom off at night once again thank you
mudmaker
Explorer
Sep 23, 2016
B.O. Plenty wrote:
If you are thinking about trading go try some of the new ones with the A/C on. The difference in noise between our new Cedar Creek and our 2011 Big Country is amazing..No longer do we have to turn the Television way up whenever the air comes on. Never had any idea there could be this much difference..

B.O.

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Went from a 2013 Big Country to our new Venom and the difference is amazing. Old ones were Norcold and new camper has Coleman ac's that are off ducted to the sides of the ceiling so the noise is cut way down. And the air flow is much better too. I can actually feel a breeze when they are on.