Adapter Wiring Kit for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - 9-Pin to 6-Pin
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Adapter Wiring Kit for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - 9-Pin to 6-Pin
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ASA Electronics Accessories and Parts - ACCOLKIT
- RV Air Conditioners
- Wiring Adapter Kit
- ASA Electronics
Convert a 6-pin connector on an Advent Air air conditioner (sold separately) to a 9-pin connector using this adapter wiring kit. Allows an Advent Air AC to work with your existing controller and air distribution box, such as a Coleman Mach setup.
Features:
- Adapter kit lets you connect your existing AC control box with a 9-pin connector to the 6-pin connector on an Advent Air AC unit (sold separately)
- Allows the Advent Air AC to work with your existing Coleman ceiling vent and thermostat
- Also used to replace Dometic units that have a heat pump with a new AC unit
- Works with AC units ACM135, ACM135B, ACM150, and ACM150B
- Includes a template and installation hardware
- 1-Year warranty
Note: The adapter wiring kit will not work on Coleman Mach 6000 or 7000 series ceiling vent assemblies, and it will not work with heat pump models.
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Video of Adapter Wiring Kit for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - 9-Pin to 6-Pin
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Video Transcript for ASA Advent Air RV Air Conditioners Coleman Mach Adapter Wiring Kit Review
Hey guys, Kevin with etrailer. And today I'm gonna be talking about the Advent Air RV AC wiring harness adapter. If you own a Coleman or a older model RV AC unit where it has a heat pump in it, you're gonna notice that your connector has a nine pin connection. A lot of the newer rooftop models really just don't come with that heat pump anymore. It's only gonna be a six pin model. So the way to replace our rooftop unit without having to replace our entire system our air distribution box, and our wall thermostat is to use one of these wiring harnesses, which will allow you to plug into that nine pin connector that's on your controller.
And then that six pin connector that's on the rooftop unit. If you look at your connector on your AC unit, you'll notice it has these rounded connection points with flat edges on it. And that's gonna match up perfectly with our connector so that you can only plug it in one specific way. Go ahead and pop that together. And then when you look at your nine pin it's gonna be square with a rounded top.
So we wanna make sure that we're placing it on our controller the exact same way. Otherwise it's not gonna connect. Now with switching from a six pin to a nine pin in our wiring harness, we are losing that ability to have a heat pump. But with our unit today, it doesn't have one anyway, so no real loss there. Well, I think that about does it for today's look at our Advent Air RV AC wiring harness adaptor.
My name's Kevin. Thanks for watching..
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Adapter Wiring Kit for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - 9-Pin to 6-Pin - ACCOLKIT
Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (60 Customer Reviews)
Convert a 6-pin connector on an Advent Air air conditioner (sold separately) to a 9-pin connector using this adapter wiring kit. Allows an Advent Air AC to work with your existing controller and air distribution box, such as a Coleman Mach setup.by: Terry 06/10/2023
Etrailer made it easy by listing the air-conditioners that would fit my rv. They also listed the parts that I would need in addition to the air-conditioner. Their videos helped me install it.
The air-contioner was easy to install. It works very well and is about the same noise level as the Coleman Mach 8 low profile that it replaced.
by: Jon03/23/2023
etrailer charged me [XX] dollars just to send back this item after I told them it was no longer needed and this product only cost [XX] dollars and I paid [XX] dollars to have it shipped to me. What a rip off. Half of the item was paid for in shipping fees alone. This is why I only order at Amazon if I can help it. Your return policy is garbage.
by: Cory 05/16/2023
Would have given 5 stars, but will call wasn’t an option. Kinda sucks cause I work just up the street, would have been nice to pick up what I needed as opposed to waiting for shipping. That being said I have always been happy with the products I’ve received from Etrailer, and the adapter kit worked perfectly!
by: Donald04/13/2023
Delivery personnel dented the first delivery, apparently with fork lift as it deformed the a/ c unit in two different locations. Robert was right on top of the situation. Started the replacement before I even got the pictures sent to him. I’ve always received excellent service from Robert and etrailer. They will continue to get my patronage.
Thanks Robert B
by: Lou 03/15/2023
People at etrailer are very helpful . One side note that could have made the order easier . Get familiar with different units and what is required to install in advance of shipping a product . Also installation pamphlet should be included without asking for it . Would have saved me 2 weeks of waiting and doing my own research
by: Rodney 06/02/2023
Almost a direct replacement for Coleman Mach. Easy to install hardest part was getting it in top of the rv.
by: Rodney 04/02/2023
The AC was easy to install, affordable, and works great! I had to make a couple of modifications to the install instructions, but they were pretty straight forward. I will definitely use etrailer for my next rv purchase!
by: Eddie 06/29/2023
E Trailer was perfect. Thank you so much I appreciate it.
by: Janet 09/06/2023
Part ordered was correct and worked gre at!
by: Craig04/14/2022
Vary professional! On it! I’d do it tom orrow
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Craig - 04/15/2023by: Raymond06/09/2023
Matched up and works great.
by: Tom 06/11/2023
Was just what we needed.
by: Barbara 03/27/2023
The item was delivered in a timely fashion and seems to be working.
by: Rodney 03/18/2023
Easy to install , as always ! My product came quickly, and fit perfectly
by: John08/14/2022
Doesn't work with Coleman Mach system. Ended up buying two trim packages with two new cheap stats. Note you have to run power wire to stats.
by: Jeremy 09/26/2022
This made installing a replacement AC in our Forest River camper a breeze (pun intended :-D)
by: Tracy 04/19/2023
everything arrived in good shape
by: Martin05/05/2022
The part was so good I had to order another one for my second air condition I bought two new ACS and they forgot to tell me I need a pigtail I got it coming
by: Glen 09/11/2022
The salesperson was knowledgeable and professional and we got a replacement AC for half of what a dealership was asking.
by: Coy06/09/2022
As advertised. It made the finishing touches on getting our A/C up and running for summer vacations. Came with the hardware & useful templates for smooth installation. Quick shipping. Thank you etrailer.com!
by: Martin05/19/2022
Yay now I can get my second air conditioner working
by: Jack 01/23/2023
Just got it today, hope everything goes smoothly!
Just watched the video, very helpful.
by: Jonathan 02/28/2023
Great product and price.
by: Benjamin 08/20/2022
Perfect match plug and play
by: Jeffery 01/30/2023
Worked as described
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