New Rockwood 2910 TS AC not cooling enough
I just purchased a new Rockwood 2910 TS with the upgraded 15,000 BTU AC unit (standard was 13,500). On my first trip out it wasn't cooling well and the dealer checked it and replaced the unit. On my ...
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The Rockwood 2910 TS has a 30 Amp circuit. To add a 2nd AC, you put if over the front BR and not hook it into the ducts. That would work fine. But, the dealer gave me a price of about $3,300 for a 13.5 BTU unit. The parts was about about $1700 (AC Unit about $625, the remaining parts were circuit box, wiring, etc. The labor was $1400. They would wire through the internal walls and make a 50 amp circuit.
I don't know why Rockwood didn't wire it initially to 50 amp.
My thought was whether you could put the unit in the same spot on the roof and run the electrical on the outside and just leave it as 2 30 amp circuits. Then you could come off the two 30 amp plugs into a "Y" adapter that had 2 30 amp females to a 50 amp mail. I think the cost would be cut to $750 for the AC and several $100 for labor.
Any thoughts?
I don't know why Rockwood didn't wire it initially to 50 amp.
My thought was whether you could put the unit in the same spot on the roof and run the electrical on the outside and just leave it as 2 30 amp circuits. Then you could come off the two 30 amp plugs into a "Y" adapter that had 2 30 amp females to a 50 amp mail. I think the cost would be cut to $750 for the AC and several $100 for labor.
Any thoughts?
