Inverter compressors and mini splits for RVs
My limited experience with mini split ACs with inverter compressors lead me to believe they would be perfect for an RV--so perfect I can't understand why they're not being used. They draw much fewer a...
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road-runner wrote:
Just guesses:
1. Higher installation cost (more boxes + plumbing between the boxes).
2. Not enough unit volume to pay for the required engineering.
3. No critical need, since RV air conditioners are already available.
In a similar vein, why do we still have the stone-age technology builtin generators instead of them having adopted inverter technology?
#1 in both cases. Very little is any "required engineering" necessary for RV use if the basic construction is solid.
