Terryallan wrote:
dougrainer wrote:
The largest is 15k. If your RV is longer than 25 foot, a 15k will not be able to keep up in temps above 90 degrees and hi humidity. Doug
Really? My 13.5, on my 29' TT, does a great job in the high heat, and humidity of a Myrtle Beach July day. (read 80% humidity, and 100+ degree F) As long as the doors aren't opening, and closing every 2 minutes, and in truth. The main door is always open, with the screen door shut. It has plastic sheeting (plexiglass) covering the screen. Maybe it's the superior insulation values of the AZDEL construction.
I think this is very subjective. I'd be content at 79 degrees in the interior where others in my family would say the A/C is not keeping up if it is not 74 degrees or less.
Our measures to keep the 34'5th wheel cool in 105+ weather is to put Reflective in the windows, awning out, and we put an Easy Up near the rear bedroom slide to minimize direct sunlight. We start early on the A/C, close the ducts in the master bedroom so more is directed to the living area. 105 is our threshold after that we stay home.
