Newer heat pumps and generator use
I have been looking into the specs of some of the Keystone 5th wheels lately and see that they are claiming 0n most Montana, Avalanche, and Alpine units to have a 16,500 btu heat pump for the primary ...
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Thx Doug, I'll have to stop by my dealer next run to Danville.
The whisper the keystone brochure calls the unit isn't a name in either companies product lines.
The Keystone owners manuals only list Dometic, Colman, and ASA as suppliers of the AC systems, but they may have missed adding the Atwood.
The Atwood does claim "equivalence" not actual, on the BTU, I dont know if thats due to air flows or changes in technology in mechanical and control design. Also it claims the quietest system, similar to the Keystone advertising, so it may be OEM branding is all.
Thanks for checking, that they are apparently taking a conventional 15K unit and making some type of changes to gain what they call 18K equivalence is intriguing.
The whisper the keystone brochure calls the unit isn't a name in either companies product lines.
The Keystone owners manuals only list Dometic, Colman, and ASA as suppliers of the AC systems, but they may have missed adding the Atwood.
The Atwood does claim "equivalence" not actual, on the BTU, I dont know if thats due to air flows or changes in technology in mechanical and control design. Also it claims the quietest system, similar to the Keystone advertising, so it may be OEM branding is all.
Thanks for checking, that they are apparently taking a conventional 15K unit and making some type of changes to gain what they call 18K equivalence is intriguing.
