RV Air Conditioner High Efficiency

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What makes an RV air conditioner high efficiency?

High efficiency RV air conditioners pull more BTUs per amp drawn, which matters when you are running off a 30-amp pedestal or trying to start the unit alongside a microwave or converter. The models in this collection use R32 refrigerant, improved coil designs, and tighter ceiling assembly seals to reduce heat loss between the rooftop unit and the interior plenum. Pair one with a soft start kit and a properly sealed ceiling assembly, like the FreshJet 5 ceiling assembly for non-ducted installations, to get the full efficiency rating in real-world use.

How many BTUs do I need for my RV?

For most travel trailers and Class C motorhomes up to about 30 feet, a 13,500 BTU unit handles moderate climates. If you camp in hot climates (Arizona, Texas, Florida summers) or have a longer fifth wheel, step up to a 15,000 BTU unit. Ducted systems lose roughly 10-15% efficiency compared to non-ducted, so size up if you have long duct runs. Measure your interior square footage and confirm your existing roof opening (typically 14 by 14 inches) before ordering.

Will a high efficiency AC work with my existing thermostat and ceiling assembly?

Compatibility depends on the specific unit and your current setup. Many high efficiency rooftop units require a matched ceiling assembly and a compatible wall thermostat (analog thermostats often will not communicate with newer heat pump models). Check the model number on your existing rooftop shroud, then match it to the correct ceiling kit. For Coleman ducted setups, the Coleman Power Saver HP ceiling assembly for ducted installations is the standard pairing. Text or call 817-984-1852 if you need help confirming fitment.

Can I add a heat strip or heat pump to a high efficiency RV AC?

Yes, several units in this collection accept a factory heat strip accessory, and the FreshJet 5 and Coleman Mach lines offer dedicated heat pump versions. A heat strip provides supplemental warmth above about 40°F outside, while a heat pump extends usable heating down closer to freezing. Confirm your AC model supports the add-on before ordering, and see the Coleman RV air conditioner heat strips collection for compatible options.