Aires acondicionados para vehículos recreativos Furrion Chill Cube de 18 000 BTU

Does the Furrion Chill Cube 18K come with a heat pump option?

Yes. The 18,000 BTU Chill Cube is available in a heat pump configuration (model FACR18HEDA-BL-AM) that provides supplemental heating down to roughly 41°F ambient, plus cooling-only versions. The heat pump pulls warmth from outside air using the same compressor and refrigerant loop as the AC mode, so you get two functions from one rooftop unit. Confirm your roof opening (standard 14" x 14") and 120V/30A power availability before ordering.

What is the difference between ducted and non-ducted Chill Cube installations?

Ducted models distribute air through your RV's existing ceiling ductwork, which works well for larger coaches with multiple vents. Non-ducted installations push air directly out of the ceiling assembly into a single living area, which is simpler and better for smaller trailers. The Chill Cube 18K supports both setups depending on the ceiling assembly you pair with it. If you are replacing a different brand, compare with options like the Coleman ducted ceiling assembly or the FreshJet 5 heat pump non-ducted assembly to confirm fitment with your roof opening.

What size RV does the 18,000 BTU Chill Cube cool effectively?

The 18K Chill Cube is sized for larger Class A motorhomes, fifth wheels, and toy haulers in the 30 to 40 foot range, or smaller rigs in hot southern climates where extra cooling capacity matters. For coaches under 25 feet, the 14,500 BTU version is usually a better match on amp draw and runtime. The unit runs on 120V AC and draws roughly 15 amps under load, so confirm your shore power or generator can sustain it.

What accessories do I need to complete the Chill Cube installation?

At minimum you need a compatible ceiling assembly (ducted or non-ducted), a thermostat, and the roof gasket included with the unit. Many installs also benefit from a soft start kit to reduce inrush current on generator-powered setups. Browse related RV electronics for thermostats and control components. Text or call 817-984-1852 if you need help confirming the right parts for your rig.

Is the Furrion Chill Cube quieter than older RV air conditioners?

Yes. The Chill Cube uses an inverter-driven variable speed compressor and a redesigned fan housing that runs noticeably quieter than legacy fixed-speed units, with sound levels rated around 49 dB on low. The variable speed compressor also reduces cycling, which keeps cabin temperatures more consistent and lowers overall power draw once the rig is at temperature.