Will getting a larger roof A/C solve the problem?
I have a 1993 Winnebago Brave 27RC and it has a coleman roof A/C. The BTU's are about 12,500. If I install a 15,000 Coleman roof A/C will it stay cool better in the hot Florida summer afternoon?
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Hi,
The trick is to not allow the RV to get hot it the first place. Don't wait until the unit is uncomfortably hot before starting the roof air.
Reduce the heat load by using vent pillows.
Create roof pillows for any skylights.
Reduce HL by using reflectrix on the exterior of any windows that face the sun.
If possible spray water on the sun side walls.
The trick is to not allow the RV to get hot it the first place. Don't wait until the unit is uncomfortably hot before starting the roof air.
Reduce the heat load by using vent pillows.
Create roof pillows for any skylights.
Reduce HL by using reflectrix on the exterior of any windows that face the sun.
If possible spray water on the sun side walls.
