Rooftop AC Units

Thanks for the tips!

No make or model suggestions unless your units are Carrier Air V's
IF they are carrier Air V's. and IF YOU CAN GET THE ADAPTER KITS

Coleman makes a replacement rooftop unit that can be adapted to your existing controls (So does Advent Air but I have one of each and like the Coleman better)

This way you change NOTHING inside the RV.

Big if on the adapt-a-kit however.

Otherwise.. Most of them are more or less equivlent though Advent Air is made in China and is a witch when it comes to preventive maintenance.. I've not yet PM'ed my Coleman (it's too new) but from the exterior design I think it's going to be way easier.

On the Carrier.. when I went to clean the condenser every spring/fall.. I removed screws and other connectors

On the advent air I have to remove metal tape and bend tabs.. at least till I get around to screwing it......... together (Next cleaning more than likely) .

You should be able to order the same thing/size online and will probably find them a lot cheaper than buying them from an rv place, unless they are on sale. Our previous co-hosts wanted to add a 2nd A/C to their already pre-wired bedroom. Dealer wanted $1,200 --- purchased exact same online for $500 and had mobile rv tech install. That was a couple hundred, so still saved around $500. If you are handy, maybe you can re-install replacements yourself.

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