Question about air conditioning
Hi everyone! I have a 30ft TT (about a month old) with a 13500 rooftop air conditioner. I am noticing that if it is humid outside the air conditioning doesn't seem to work very well. Is this norm...
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TomG2 wrote:
Remember thatair conditioners do their best job of dehumidifying
when they are running. Oversizing can results in cool damp air in the trailer as it cycles off more often. A couple of other tips: Cover the floor vents with carpet or magnetic covers. Cool air falls. Get a fan. Even 80 degree air feels cool in a breeze.
When I am in Florida I add a small portable dehumidifier per advice from the local mobile repair guy there.
You will be 'amazed' how much colder your RV will be if you add the dehumidifier to help the ac do it's job. And twice as amazed when you see how much water it takes out of your RV that your ac is unable to do by itself!. Henceforth a much cooler RV!:W
