Adding Second A/C to 50 Amp TT
Hi All!! My family are getting back into the RV scene after getting away for a few years. We purchased a 2022 Cruiser Aire 28RKS. This is a 32'-9" trailer with one slide that runs the length of the Ki...
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All is good, you're just misinterpreting the requirements.
To make a long story short, any 13.5K BTU AC will work fine (or probably a 15K for that matter) and your rig should be prewired for it. You'll need to verify whether you wan't or need a ducted AC model.
I will have to respectfully disagree with my old friend Bud though. It is not imperative that the two AC's are on separate legs. With 50A (100A really) there's enough power to go around. Now if I was wiring it from the very beginning I would indeed "balance" the load but if yours is prewired, I would not worry about it. In fact, I think mine may be on the same leg but I don't remember.
To make a long story short, any 13.5K BTU AC will work fine (or probably a 15K for that matter) and your rig should be prewired for it. You'll need to verify whether you wan't or need a ducted AC model.
I will have to respectfully disagree with my old friend Bud though. It is not imperative that the two AC's are on separate legs. With 50A (100A really) there's enough power to go around. Now if I was wiring it from the very beginning I would indeed "balance" the load but if yours is prewired, I would not worry about it. In fact, I think mine may be on the same leg but I don't remember.
