AC doesn't keep up with heat
Not sure if I have an issue or not, but my AC can't get ahead of the heat. We arrived in Fairmont Hot Springs RV Resort in BC this morning, set up and turned on the AC. It has been running non sto...
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Bob it seems you are just trying to get by, and you will never get cool, in high heat.
$600.00 for larger unit will help changing to 50Amp is not that hard if you have done it. Total $1000.00-$1500.000I think for an additional unit and conversion to 50 amp. I don't know anyone where you are at but in Kingman, Az I do. I and others sent him so much business, it might take a bit for an appointment.
Like I said our Mh was 50 amp of course, 39 ft two units and with installation of new higher output unit in front location, in Kingman,Az heat, we sat there for a year on a family mission with temps after the replacement of 72 degrees in the heat of 103 to 113 on a few occasions in 2019-2020. Bob I do not BS!
On edit correct the math...
A higher output unit that won't overload your 30 amp circuit with every thing else running will help and more than you think.
Gog to 50 am means a new 50amp controller/charger/converter.Everything can be wired, in all probability to one 50 am leg, a second heat pump/ac to the other leg. Might mean snaking wiring from charger converter to second a/c. and of course a new 50 amp cord from control center/charger/converter and new 50 amp outside cord.
Two ways to fix a problem, yourself or an expert and you pay for it to be done.
You want cool/cold air in the southwest either this or go up high to Flagstaff and north.
You have a fine a really nice unit but it's a/c or heat pump was not designed with the southwest deserts in mind!
$600.00 for larger unit will help changing to 50Amp is not that hard if you have done it. Total $1000.00-$1500.000I think for an additional unit and conversion to 50 amp. I don't know anyone where you are at but in Kingman, Az I do. I and others sent him so much business, it might take a bit for an appointment.
Like I said our Mh was 50 amp of course, 39 ft two units and with installation of new higher output unit in front location, in Kingman,Az heat, we sat there for a year on a family mission with temps after the replacement of 72 degrees in the heat of 103 to 113 on a few occasions in 2019-2020. Bob I do not BS!
On edit correct the math...
A higher output unit that won't overload your 30 amp circuit with every thing else running will help and more than you think.
Gog to 50 am means a new 50amp controller/charger/converter.Everything can be wired, in all probability to one 50 am leg, a second heat pump/ac to the other leg. Might mean snaking wiring from charger converter to second a/c. and of course a new 50 amp cord from control center/charger/converter and new 50 amp outside cord.
Two ways to fix a problem, yourself or an expert and you pay for it to be done.
You want cool/cold air in the southwest either this or go up high to Flagstaff and north.
You have a fine a really nice unit but it's a/c or heat pump was not designed with the southwest deserts in mind!