Dometic Soft Start for Penguin II Electronic Air Conditioner Setup - Qty 1

Video Transcript for Review of Dometic Soft Start Penguin II Electronic Air Conditioner Setup - DMC77RR

Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look together at this Dometic Soft Start for your Penguin II Electronic Air Conditioner setup. So this has been designed to work with your Dometic Penguin II Electronic Air Conditioner units. And this soft starter is going to reduce the power needed to start your Dometic Penguin II Air Conditioner for a more efficient operation. This is designed and tested really for all RVs and motor homes.

And this is going to be perfect for boondocking or supplementing generator power in high altitudes. This is going to let you run your air conditioner on a small generator, or simultaneously with small appliances. You will need one soft start controller per air conditioning unit. So one is required per AC unit. So this has several benefits.

This is going to limit the stress put on the motor, the compressor, and drive train to extend the life of your air conditioner. The built-in start capacitor controls the torque to ensure smoother starts and stops. So this is going to eliminate trailer shaking and loud clunking start noise from your compressor. You're not gonna be jolted awake in the middle of the night with this. This is also going to prevent overheating using an integrated bypass contactor.

It's gonna resist vibration, flames, and this is IP65 rated against dust and low pressure water jet spray. It's probably gonna be hard for you to see from that distance, but we do have LED lights here that's going to show the operation status and alert you of potential faults. This is gonna be a a pre-wired installation. It does include everything that you see here. The pigtails, the bracket, cable ties, and instructions.

You're not gonna have to worry about cutting wires or crimping wires or anything like that. And let me leave you with a few measurements just so you have a good idea of the size. So it might be kind of tricky here. I wanna give you the length, and I thought the best way to measure the length would be from end of post to end of post here where the cables start to go out. So lining my ruler up there as best as I can, hopefully you can see that. Let me move this, maybe that'll be a little bit better for you. So it looks like the width here, again, from end of post to end of post, we're sitting pretty close to eight and a quarter inches long. And then the width, we're sitting right at about three and seven eights inches, I'm sorry, three and a quarter inches wide. So about three and a quarter inches wide. And then the height, from bottom to top, pretty close to four inches. I'm gonna call it about three and seven eights inches tall. This has a maximum working temperature of 140 degrees Fahrenheit. And this weighs about two or three pounds, it's not terribly heavy. But again, it includes everything that you see here. I think that's gonna wrap up our real quick look today. I do hope that our brief time together was helpful for you. And again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.