A/C Condenser Evaporative Cooling Assist

dclark1946 wrote:
Chum lee,

The evaporative cooling system I am proposing raises the humdity only of the outside air passing through the condenser unless the RV A/C is not sealed properly and allows leakage between outside and interior (conditioned) air. It should function like the home central A/C system I referred to in my original post. Not only does the humidified cooled air benefit the condenser because of the lower temperature but the denser humid cool air is more efficient in removing heat from the condenser coils.

I understand what you are doing and I agree with you. It will work. However, how much time have you spent traveling/living in an RV? Most who have realize that water is always at a premium when they are out and about. (boondocking/camping/fishing/hunting/etc.) If you prefer to stay in an RV park, generally, water/electricity/sewage are no big deal. IMO, you are trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

I don't know what else to say to you other than "live and learn."

Chum lee