Replacing rear 13,500btu with 15,000btu A/C?
We are going to replace both A/C's on our motor home within the next month. It currently has a 15,000btu in the main area and a 13,500btu in the bedroom. We are considering going ahead and putting a 1...
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The direction this thread went is idiotic. The OP has an RV with 50 amp service. If he uses a doggone he can most likely run 15K and 13.5K units simultaneously from a 30 amp pedestal if he runs nothing else but converter, and if you take into account the park having good power and good connections. Especially so with two new high efficiency A.C. units. The variable in my eyes would be the parks service which is usually lacking. Especially so if crowded and you happen to be on the end of a service circuit.
