13.5 Coleman in Bedroom. Not Impressed
Hi everyone, I purchased a Sprinter Wide Body319 and decided to put a second 13.5 A/C unit in the bedroom. When the compressor kicks in it is very cold. However, the room in general stays in the mid 7...
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marcsbigfoot20b27 wrote:DBHMEH wrote:
Chris where is the thermostat tube and how do I identify.
The unit is 35ft and I thought a secong isolated unit in the bedroom would be great to help keep up. The primary is the main ducted unit with a wall thermostat and it freezes the entire living area. I would think one 13.5 would freeze a small bedroom, however, nope it does not. the thermostat and controls are integrated in the 13.5.
EXACTLY!!
My 11,000 btu dual hose kicks butt in AZ heat in my bedroom of my house. Single hose units should be banned as energy hogs. WTF were the engineers thinking creating negative pressure in the room and sucking in hot air?
RV AC units ONLY RECYCLE THE EXISTING AIR IN THE AREA/RV. They do NOT suck in air and create negative pressure. NEITHER do window or HOME units. Doug
