Okay, I'm picking up my RV on October 9th.I'd like to know what options the unit has. I have some idea, but some are listed on the page without explanation.Newmar 3414. It should be the 50 amp service with 2 air conditioners. but how do I know? Waiting to hear back from dealer, but a little antsy in the meantime.If anyone has a list of options with the Newmar part numbers, that'd be great.Thanks.

I'm sure you allready have This

The plug on a 50 amp power cord will have four terminals, versus a 30 amp cord that only has three. The two air conditioners will be readily visible on the coach roof, one near the front and one near the rear.

I think there are a couple a/c options (13.5 vs 15) the 50amp option They (the a/c) arent described on the order form separately ?the brochure indicates 50 amps gives you 2 13.5 heat pump a/c all in one

If you have a copy of the window sticker I could probably tell you. In the mean time, maybe try doing a build & price and see what you find.

I haven't seen a Class A in recent years at any shows that had anything less than 50amp service, and I have no reason to believe that your new coach will be different. I would also guess that 2 a/c units are the standard for 30' or greater units. It's hard to cool the coach with just one unit. Like said above, easy to tell....look at the roof. Look forward to seeing some photos of your new coach!!

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mike_brez
Explorer
Sep 21, 2017
I'm sure you allready have This
Dutch_12078
Explorer II
Sep 21, 2017
The plug on a 50 amp power cord will have four terminals, versus a 30 amp cord that only has three. The two air conditioners will be readily visible on the coach roof, one near the front and one near the rear.
jorbill2or
Explorer II
Sep 21, 2017
I think there are a couple a/c options (13.5 vs 15) the 50amp option They (the a/c) arent described on the order form separately ?the brochure indicates 50 amps gives you 2 13.5 heat pump a/c all in one
Bruce_Brown
Moderator
Sep 21, 2017
If you have a copy of the window sticker I could probably tell you.

In the mean time, maybe try doing a build & price and see what you find.
10forty2
Explorer
Sep 21, 2017
I haven't seen a Class A in recent years at any shows that had anything less than 50amp service, and I have no reason to believe that your new coach will be different. I would also guess that 2 a/c units are the standard for 30' or greater units. It's hard to cool the coach with just one unit. Like said above, easy to tell....look at the roof.

Look forward to seeing some photos of your new coach!!
Monkeyman_and_L
Explorer
Sep 21, 2017
DUH! I had a quote from RVOne! They list the option number that I needed to see. Hot ****! I have that option!

How do I put photos on here?
bullydogs1
Explorer
Sep 21, 2017
I think you have nothing to worry about .... RVOne would not have a coach coming in that had the necessities...
Monkeyman_and_L
Explorer
Sep 21, 2017
actually buying from a local dealer...but when I did research they had good data. They had the entire options list with codes on their site. Put my mind at ease.
Nutinelse2do
Explorer
Sep 22, 2017
Monkeyman_and_Lady wrote:
Okay, I'm picking up my RV on October 9th.

I'd like to know what options the unit has. I have some idea, but some are listed on the page without explanation.

Newmar 3414. It should be the 50 amp service with 2 air conditioners. but how do I know? Waiting to hear back from dealer, but a little antsy in the meantime.

If anyone has a list of options with the Newmar part numbers, that'd be great.

Thanks.

Did you order it with the 50amp, 2 a/c option? If you didn't, it will be 30 amp. Did you order with the 5.5kw generator, or is it being built with the standard 4.0? What about slide toppers, 4 door fridge, inverter? Sounds like you have some investigation to do. :h
Y-Guy
Moderator
Sep 22, 2017
Monkeyman_and_Lady wrote:
How do I put photos on here?

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