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Air Distribution Box with Wall-Mounted Thermostat for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - Ducted - R32
(13 reviews)
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Advent Air
Air Distribution Box with Wall-Mounted Thermostat for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners - Ducted - R32
Part Number: ADV24QR
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$144.00
Retail:$199.00
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Advent Air Accessories and Parts - ADV24QR
- RV Air Conditioners
- Air Distribution Box
- Advent Air
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This air distribution box with a wall-mounted thermostat is required when upgrading to a 2026 Advent Air ducted AC system using R32 refrigerant. The unit is not compatible with any systems from 2024 or earlier.
Highlights
- Sends Cool Air Through Your Ducts: Air distribution box is made for ducted RV AC setups, helping route cooled air from the rooftop unit into your ceiling ductwork.
- Single Zone Control From the Wall: Wall thermostat lets you adjust temp, fan, and mode without reaching overhead.
- Works With 2026 Advent Air Systems: Compatible with R32 Advent Air AC units and not backwards compatible with 2024 and earlier systems.
- Low Profile for More Clearance: Curved housing reduces how far the unit extends into the cabin.
- Removes Dust From Circulating Air: Removable air filter traps debris before it reaches the fan.
Features to know about
Controls Cooling From a Wall-Mounted Thermostat
This air distribution box includes a wall-mounted thermostat that controls operating mode, fan speed, and temperature. Use the mode button to switch between cooling and any connected furnace or heat strip settings. The fan can be set to auto, low, medium, or high, and the temperature is adjusted using the arrow buttons on the thermostat. For added convenience, the thermostat also works with an optional remote controller (ADV67QR - sold separately), so you can make adjustments from your seat or bed.
Directs Air Through the Cabin or Into Ducts
The air distribution box helps connect the rooftop AC to your RV's ducted airflow system, so cooled air can move through the ceiling ducts to vents around the cabin. It also has 2 adjustable louvers at the ceiling assembly, giving you added airflow control in the area directly below the AC unit. A reusable filter helps catch dust and debris before air moves through the system, and the filter can be removed, cleaned, and used again.
Works With Updated R32 Systems Only
This air distribution box works with Advent Air AC units that use R32 refrigerant and meet 2025 EPA standards. It does not connect to any systems or accessories from 2024 or earlier.
Specs
Dimensions:
- Air distribution box: 20" wide x 20" deep x 1-7/8" thick
- Thermostat: 3" wide x 3" tall x 7/8" deep
Performance:
- Thermostat temperature range: 60° F to 86° F
Warranty:
- 2-Year warranty
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Customer Satisfaction Score:
92% were satisfied with this product
8% of customers were not satisfied
- Wrong item was ordered
- Defective
- Did not arrive in time
Ratings & Reviews
3.8
13 reviews
by:
Rodney
08/13/2026
There were some issues with the Air Distribution Box and the Wall-Mounted
Thermostat was poorly designed.
1. My AC power input cable came to the opposite end of Distribution Box so I had
to take off the mounting plate and rotate the box 180 degrees.
Then attach the AC power cable and reattach the box to the mounting plate.
2. The wiring for the furnace had to be chanced. The old Distribution Box had
two wires going to the furnace. The old Distribution Box acted like
a switch so it did not mater which wire went to which terminal. The new
Distribution Box has only one wire to the furnace.
To determine which wire to connect the brown wire to, you must check for DC
voltage on the two wires to ground with the system shut down.
The wire with no voltage is the one that should be connected to the brown
wire.
3. The problem with the thermostat is you must connect the wires to it first,
then push on the thermostat to get the wires into the wall. The other
thermostats I have installed, you mount the thermostat to the wall then
bring the wires to the the thermostat to connect them.
In this installation I added stranded wires from the thermostat to the
cable going the the distribution box to make it easier to get the wires
in to the wall.
Thermostat was poorly designed.
1. My AC power input cable came to the opposite end of Distribution Box so I had
to take off the mounting plate and rotate the box 180 degrees.
Then attach the AC power cable and reattach the box to the mounting plate.
2. The wiring for the furnace had to be chanced. The old Distribution Box had
two wires going to the furnace. The old Distribution Box acted like
a switch so it did not mater which wire went to which terminal. The new
Distribution Box has only one wire to the furnace.
To determine which wire to connect the brown wire to, you must check for DC
voltage on the two wires to ground with the system shut down.
The wire with no voltage is the one that should be connected to the brown
wire.
3. The problem with the thermostat is you must connect the wires to it first,
then push on the thermostat to get the wires into the wall. The other
thermostats I have installed, you mount the thermostat to the wall then
bring the wires to the the thermostat to connect them.
In this installation I added stranded wires from the thermostat to the
cable going the the distribution box to make it easier to get the wires
in to the wall.
by:
Shane
08/07/2026
Can’t tell you how it works. Thermostat came with two parts snapped inside so I can’t test the unit. Had to order a new thermostat now waiting for parts to come in.
by:
Randall
09/11/2026
Thermostat is poor quality and terminal broke when mounted to the wall, I plan to return it
by:
Andrew
08/22/2026
Thanks so much, the item arrived in a perfect condition. The unit was installed it and it's working fine. I really appreciate the support to answer all the questions before order the components.
by:
Brianna
09/11/2026
Happy…This AC does the job!
by:
Trent
08/10/2026
Easy to install and makes looks good at the same time
by:
Vance
06/19/2026
Product is very clean and nice design however the thermostat is faulty so I'll have to update my review once I get the unit up and running
Lazer S.
6/24/2026
Sorry to hear that, Vance. What is going on with the thermostat? And which AC are you pairing it with?
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Luis
06/21/2026
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Thank you for taking the time to share such detailed feedback about your installation. We appreciate you outlining the changes you had to make with the air distribution box, furnace wiring, and thermostat wiring. Information like this is especially helpful for other customers who may be replacing an older setup and run into similar differences. We’re glad you were able to get everything installed, and we appreciate you sharing the solutions that worked for you.