Most RVs use either a 13,500 BTU or 15,000 BTU air conditioner. Smaller campers typically need 13,500 BTU, while larger motorhomes often require 15,000 BTU for optimal cooling.
RV Air Conditioners for Motorhomes & Campers
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About RV Air Conditioners for Motorhomes & Campers
Staying cool and comfortable on the road is essential for any RV, motorhome, or camper. RV air conditioners are specially designed to deliver efficient climate control in compact spaces while withstanding the unique demands of travel. Whether you’re exploring in peak summer heat or camping year-round, an RV AC unit ensures reliable cooling (and heating, if equipped with a heat pump) to keep your adventures comfortable.
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Our selection of RV air conditioners for motorhomes and campers is built to deliver comfort and reliability wherever the road takes you. Designed specifically for RVs, these rooftop units provide efficient cooling (and heating in models with heat pumps) while fitting seamlessly into standard RV roof openings. Benefits of RV Air Conditioners:
- Compact rooftop design saves space while maximizing airflow
- Quiet operation for a more enjoyable camping or travel experience
- Uses energy-efficient refrigerants to help reduce environmental impact
- Built for durability to withstand the vibrations and conditions of the road
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, some RV air conditioners come equipped with heat pump technology. These models can both cool in the summer and provide supplemental heat in milder winter conditions.
Many RV rooftop AC units are designed to fit into standard roof openings and can be installed with basic tools. For those not comfortable with electrical work, professional installation is recommended.
Yes, most RV air conditioners can be powered by a generator, which is especially useful when camping off-grid. A 13,500 BTU unit typically requires at least a 3,000-watt generator, while a 15,000 BTU unit may need 3,500 watts or more. For best performance, choose a generator with sufficient surge capacity to handle startup power demands.
Regularly clean or replace the air filter, inspect the unit for debris, and check the seals around the rooftop installation to ensure efficient operation and prevent leaks.
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