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jaycocreek
Jun 30, 2016Explorer II
Keeping a trailer cool in really hot weather takes some prep..Jayco's climate control and the test they did are interesting to me..They took there unit into a controlled atmosphere of 0 degree's and 100 degree's with impressive results,but it was just a test...
The Blackstone is touted as a well insulated trailer....Note in the quote while the Jayco Eagle maintained 70ish degree's at 100 outside temp,they warn the manufacturer of the air conditioner unit claims a 20 degree difference...
The Blackstone is touted as a well insulated trailer....Note in the quote while the Jayco Eagle maintained 70ish degree's at 100 outside temp,they warn the manufacturer of the air conditioner unit claims a 20 degree difference...
*Unit was tested in 0 degrees F and 100 degrees F weather over an extended period of time in a controlled environment and all functions of the coach were fully operational. Testing was done in a completely controlled environment, therefore temperatures during testing may not represent actual temperatures in nature and cannot account for elements such as wind or moisture. In actual use, unit may not perform as well. Supplier of cooling components does not guarantee anything better than 20 degrees difference from ambient temperature. In addition, outside components are subject to freezing and require steps to properly insulate. Jayco’s warranty does not cover damage caused by freezing.
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