Air Conditioning

Air Conditioning in an RV (What a miraculous concept)

Most RV’s are poorly designed for air flow. They are expecting you to use the Roof Top or basement (they do exist) Air Conditioning System. These system actually require two different power sources

  1. 12 Volt is required to run the thermostat on the wall (Not all RV’s have a thermostat some have manual controls)
  2. 120 Volt is required to run the Air Conditioner Fan and Compressor

So what does that tell you. That tells you that your A/C is not going to work if you don’t have your batteries turned on or fully charged. It also won’t operate if you are not plugged into atleast 30 AMP of 120 Volt Power aka Shore Power. This could be to a generator or an RV plug. Don’t try to run the A/C off of regular extension cord plug into your house.

The following are must read articles from the buyers guide:

Get the Guide Here

| Buyers Guide | No Comments
 Questions to ask before you go see the RV List of Items to bring when you view the RV Questions and information to request from the seller Worksheet to calculate…

Air Conditioning

| Air Conditioning, Exterior, HVAC | No Comments
Air Conditioning (A/C) Basic Concepts The Air Conditioner in most RVs is a combination of 12 Volt DC control system (thermostat) and 120 Volt AC power. If your RV or…

Air Conditioning

March 12, 2017

Air Conditioning