A/C not cooling well
We have a 31' Jayco travel trailer with a single 15,000 btu A/C. While out west recently, it really struggled to keep the inside cool especially after being on the road 6-8 hours in the heat. With ou...
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time2roll wrote:
Doug, Mini-split has a single condenser and compressor and feeds freon into 1 to 4 registers that make cold air directly. No cold air ducts. Separate units inside for each room or area. Separate thermostats.
Mostly designed for homes where you can say just cool the upstairs bedroom at night or the office during the day. Large homes would have several units. Big improvement over a central system on one thermostat.
Bit of overkill for an RV. But if many RVs are like mine leaking BTU into the roof cavity the mini-split would definitely keep all the BTU in the living space.
This discussion probably deserves its own thread.
Where does the water(condensation) Go? Are you talking about the self contained units that you can roll around? If so, I looked at that for my work room and then realized that every 6 to 8 hours I would have to shut down and empty the water reservoir. OR install a drain tube out a wall which makes it hard to move around. Doug
