Full Timer's A/C Question
2011 Phoenix Cruiser 2551 I've been living in my rig for almost a year now and using the Dometic A/C about 5 months of that. It runs pretty much ALL the time. My question is are these A/C units ...
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Really not much different than a household unit, just a different configuration of the parts to reside on the roof.
I would argue regular use is likely better than sitting for months before a hard 3-4 days then sitting for months.
Biggest issue I would see, is make sure you have good power supply. Low voltage is a common problem at RV parks and over time, that can burn out the unit. It's a gradual process so someone running on low voltage a few days per year may get away with many years before it fails. A full timer would rack up those days far more quickly.
I would argue regular use is likely better than sitting for months before a hard 3-4 days then sitting for months.
Biggest issue I would see, is make sure you have good power supply. Low voltage is a common problem at RV parks and over time, that can burn out the unit. It's a gradual process so someone running on low voltage a few days per year may get away with many years before it fails. A full timer would rack up those days far more quickly.
