Works as described but fan is loud
This unit performs as described, but the fan is very loud, even on the low setting. The noise level at low speed is a notable drawback. For those considering this product, it may be worth looking for an alternative with a quieter fan at low speed.
Cons
- − Loud fan even at low speed
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· July 7, 2026 · United States
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Soft-start RV air conditioner runs well on small generator
This inverter air conditioner starts its compressor gradually, so it runs on a 2200-watt Honda inverter generator in eco mode without trouble. Power draw peaks at 1500 watts when running at full capacity and stays around 800 watts on low. It keeps the entire cab of a semi truck cold, and the remote works well.
Pros
- + soft-starting compressor
- + runs on a 2200-watt Honda inverter generator in eco mode
- + gradual power ramp-up
- + peak draw of 1500 watts
- + low setting draws around 800 watts
- + keeps the entire cab cold
- + remote works well
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· August 8, 2026 · United States
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Works Well, But Install Kit Falls Short
This low-profile air conditioner performs well in mild heat and draws about 12V/1000W at full cooling, with lower draw under lighter demand. However, the installation kit includes a plenum for roof thicknesses up to 3.9 inches, while standard RV roofs are 5 inches thick. This mismatch caused frustration, and the company could not explain the issue. A secondary kit is needed to build a stackup for standard roofs. The foam should accommodate at least a 6-inch roof, especially for boondocking installations.
Pros
- + works well in mild heat
- + low profile
- + variable power draw
Cons
- − insufficient foam for standard RV roof thickness
- − poor customer support
- − requires additional kit for installation
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· July 7, 2026 · United States
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Quiet Inverter AC Solves Temperature Swings in Sprinter Van
This 13,500 BTU inverter air conditioner with heat pump replaces a louder 13,500 BTU unit and a smaller 9,500 BTU model that could not cool a Sprinter van in hot weather. Inverter technology eliminates hot and cold spikes, uses less current, and runs quieter, though it is not silent. The price is high, and long-term durability is unproven. It is recommended for RV use, with willingness to buy again even if it lasts only three years.
Pros
- + eliminates hot and cold temperature spikes
- + uses less current
- + quieter than previous units
- + includes heat pump
- + solves cooling issues in hot weather
Cons
- − not silent, makes some noise
- − high price
- − longevity remains to be seen
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· September 29, 2025 · United States
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Quieter than older units, easy install, minor latch issue
These units replace older models with heat strips and are noticeably quieter. Installation is straightforward, and two can run on a 30-amp circuit. One unit cools a 35-foot coach in 90+°F heat. Wi-Fi connectivity allows scheduling on and off times. The internal blower fan runs continuously even after reaching the set temperature, and the display cover's push latches are easy to break. Packaging is excellent, and keeping the unit in its inner box during hoisting protects the foam gasket.
Pros
- + quieter than previous units
- + straightforward installation
- + two units run on 30-amp circuit
- + cools 35-foot coach in 90+°F heat
- + Wi-Fi scheduling
- + excellent packaging
Cons
- − blower fan runs continuously after reaching set temperature
- − display cover push latches are easy to break
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· June 29, 2026 · United States
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