Do the 13500 AC'c cool your TT .

Snomas wrote:
I'm looking for response from folks that have 22" TT or shorter units!.

SoundGuy wrote:
13,500 BTU Dometic Brisk II can turn our Coachmen Freedom Express 192RBS into a meat locker even when the temps hit 100F.

otrfun wrote:
Yup, we were up north last summer. Big bang per BTU there. Bring your rig down to S. AZ or SE CA. You'll be wondering what happened to that meat locker.

As just about everywhere, this summer we here in S Ontario have been seeing repeated heat waves with daytime temps up to 100F, the temp mentioned by the OP. As I said, our 13.5K Dometic Brisk II has no problem turning our 19' trailer into a meat locker, even in these temps. My sincere apologies for answering the OP's question. :R

My 22' TT stays frosty with the 13.5K.

It do! Well!

SoundGuy wrote:

Snomas wrote:
I'm looking for response from folks that have 22" TT or shorter units!.

13,500 BTU Dometic Brisk II can turn our Coachmen Freedom Express 192RBS into a meat locker even when the temps hit 100F.

Yup, we were up north last summer. Big bang per BTU there. Bring your rig down to S. AZ or SE CA. You'll be wondering what happened to that meat locker.

Snomas wrote:
I'm looking for response from folks that have 22" TT or shorter units!.

13,500 BTU Dometic Brisk II can turn our Coachmen Freedom Express 192RBS into a meat locker even when the temps hit 100F. :B

Are you using your trailer in Sedona AZ area? Around this time of the year I believe afternoon temps there typically hover around 95-100.

In our neck of the woods (south of Sedona), where temps are regularly 105-110 degrees (humidity less than 15%) , we've found a 13.5k unit (in a shorter ~20 ft. TT) will cool reasonably well (78-79 deg interior temps) if you cool the trailer down before the hot afternoon temps hit. If you attempt to cool down a hot trailer at 2pm with ambient temps already hovering around 105-110 you may be waiting a few hours (sometimes more) before you feel any sort of relief.

13.5k in my 32 ft trailer. And it cools well on all but he hottest days, and that’s if it’s in direct sun with zero shade.

A short trailer like yours should cool very well.

My 13-5 has kept my 20ft trailer at 68 degrees in 100 degree weather, direct sun.

Most of the time it's too powerful and cools the cabin before it can de-humidify it, at least with my sweaty self in there.

HOWEVER, this is in Michigan, where it's been 80%+ humidity for the past month. In bone dry south-west air, as I understand it, an air conditioner is going to struggle a lot more.

I have a 30' with one AC unit (13500). Recently in Tn it was 101 degrees. As long as the AC stayed on it would maintain the set temp of 74. Hope this helps.