Aires acondicionados para vehículos recreativos de perfil bajo de GE Appliances

15 productos

Low profile is a storage and clearance decision before it is a cooling one. GE’s PL series sits closer to the roofline than a standard rooftop unit, which decides whether a rig fits under a carport, into a garage, or through a height-restricted route.

GE does not treat low profile as a stripped-down option. The full range is here: cool only or heat pump for shoulder season warmth, standard or high efficiency builds, 13,500 or 15,000 BTU, and black or white shrouds. You are not giving up capability to gain the height.

All of these fit the standard 14 by 14 inch roof opening, so most swaps need no cutting. Measure your clearance and your roof opening before ordering, and note that the ceiling assembly and thermostat are separate purchases.

What counts as a low profile RV air conditioner?

A low profile RV AC sits roughly 8 to 10 inches above the roofline, compared to standard units that stand 13 to 14 inches tall. The shorter shroud reduces wind drag at highway speeds, helps with garage and low-clearance access, and gives a cleaner roof silhouette. GE's low profile units in this collection are designed as direct rooftop replacements using the standard 14 x 14 inch roof opening.

Will a GE low profile AC fit my existing 14 x 14 roof opening?

Yes. The GE low profile units in this collection mount to the standard 14 x 14 inch RV roof cutout used by Coleman, Dometic, and Furrion, so most installs do not require cutting new holes. You will need to match the ceiling assembly to your setup (ducted or non-ducted) and confirm your thermostat type. For non-ducted installs, see our Furrion non-ducted ceiling assembly options, and for ducted systems, the Coleman Power Saver HP ducted ceiling assembly is a common match.

How much cooling capacity do I need for my camper?

For most travel trailers and Class C motorhomes under 30 feet, a 13,500 BTU low profile unit handles the load in moderate climates. Larger rigs, fifth wheels, or RVs parked in hot southern climates do better with a 15,000 BTU unit. Insulation quality, window count, and slide-outs all affect the math, so size up if you camp regularly in Texas, Arizona, or Florida summers.

Can a low profile AC be paired with a soft start kit?

Yes, and it is a smart pairing if you run on a 30 amp pedestal, a portable generator, or solar with an inverter. A soft start reduces compressor inrush current by up to 75%, which prevents nuisance breaker trips and extends compressor life. See the Coleman RV air conditioner soft start kits for compatible options.

Does the unit ship with the ceiling assembly and thermostat?

No. The rooftop unit ships separately from the ceiling assembly and thermostat so you can match the configuration to your RV (ducted vs. non-ducted, wall thermostat vs. ceiling control). Confirm your existing setup before ordering. If you need help identifying the correct components, text or call our team at 817-984-1852.

How are these units shipped?

Rooftop AC units ship via truck freight due to size and weight, typically with a flat freight charge noted on the product page. Delivery is curbside, so plan to have help unloading the unit. Smaller accessories and ceiling assemblies ship standard ground.