AC keeping back and front rooms cold?

ShawnCBerg wrote:
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Looked at this travel trailer tonight and really liked it. AC seemed like it had been on and set to a low temp (55 degrees) all day. It was nice and cold in the main part of the RV but the back room and master bedroom were considerably warmer. Each of those rooms only had one small vent that barely blew any air out. Is this normal? I like it nice and cold when I'm sleeping and I'm curious if this is a normal issue with TTs or if this TT may have an underpowered AC unit? Doors/curtains were open for both rooms, by the way.

Sounds like something is broke, maybe the vent leaking cold air into the ceiling.

My trailer keeps every area nice in cold. I have many vents. The bedroom areas are always nice and cold even when it's in the high 90s in direct sun. Never have to set the thermostat lower than 70 degrees.

Maybe that's one you should pass on.

**EDIT** They may have had the AC shroud vents (Chiller) open. That's not suppose to be open unless you want to cool the main living area quickly, then you close those vents. It takes the air away from the other ceiling vents.

See Here This is what I have in my Jayco.

Coleman wrote:
Designed for use with Coleman-Mach rooftop air conditioners with ducted distribution systems. Exclusive DirectFlow Louver System provides cool air where you need it for personalized comfort in any RV. Open the specially designed Louvers to channel cool air straight down into the cabin. Close the louvers to divert cool air through your existing duct system. Exclusive EZReach Filter System provides quick access to the washable air filter. Slender profile provides plenty of overhead clearance. Wall thermostat sold separately.