compact wall mount AC for Northstar TC650

[Americamper]

Anybody know who makes or sells the compact wall mount AC units like they use on the Northstar TC650 and 850sc ?

[Jfet]

We had a thread about this awhile back. I ended up going with a $100 5k btu wall mount AC and built my own shroud after some testing of airflow. It does not stick out the side of our camper at all. It still drops the inside temp from 85 to 65 in about an hour.

If you have some scrap aluminum sheet and a bender (I used a $35 harbor freight special) it can be built in an evening.

[MKish]

Send them an email. The Northstar guys are ridiculously helpful and will answer such oddball questions as "where in the popup walls can I mount a hammock?" and "what's that thing?".

[Americamper]

Fred, The AC units shown on an older Northstar brochure stick out of the wall about half of the normal width. They are 5K BTU units but just more compact. They look normal on the inside.

[Golden_HVAC]

You can learn more about wall sleeve air conditioners with this PDF on page 18 -22.

https://www.acwholesalers.com/hvac/pdf/friedrich/friedrich-room-air-conditioner/ROOM-br.pdf

Fred.

[Golden_HVAC]

I don't know how "Compact" the air conditioner is that you are talking about, but you can visit the dealership, get a model number off the unit, and then search for it on a place like Amazon.com.

AS for through the wall units that do not have air intakes on the side of the portable air conditioner, they are called through the wall, and have a wall mounting sleeve that is sold separate from the A/C unit that slides into that sleeve.

Here is a commercial 115 volt through the wall A/C.

AcWholesalers.com You can select other through the wall. I did not find a sleeve - unless I clicked on the LG A/C and it has a wall sleeve for $106. Intake is on one side of the outside grill, the exhaust is on the other.

It is quite large, I think it was 24" wide and 14" tall. Is that the size you are looking for?

Most portable A/C window units, such as found at Costco will have air intakes on the side, and therefore can not be flush mounted with the outside wall. Through the wall A/C can be flush mounted with the sidewall, and the units slide in and out easy for service, or to exchange units.

Good luck,

Fred.