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Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 3 RV Air Conditioner System - 13,500 Btu - Non-Ducted - R32
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Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 3 RV Air Conditioner System - 13,500 Btu - Non-Ducted - R32

Part Number: CM68RR
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Your old AC rattled itself apart. This rugged kit pairs a reinforced rooftop unit with components built to keep cooling after traveling washboard trails, dusty job sites, and backroads that test everything bolted down. Great Prices for the best rv air conditioners from Coleman-Mach. Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 3 RV Air Conditioner System - 13,500 Btu - Non-Ducted - R32 part number CM68RR can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Coleman-Mach RV Air Conditioners - CM68RR

Highlights

  • Reliable Cooling Off the Beaten Path: Reinforced rooftop frame and steel coil housing stay solid on washboard roads and rough terrain.
  • Comfort in Summer Heat: 13,500 Btu per hour of cooling quickly drops temps to a comfortable level.
  • Simple Ceiling Control: Direct-control knobs and adjustable dampers let you fine-tune airflow without extra panels.
  • Cleaner Air with Less Hassle: Pop-out grilles make filter rinsing fast and tool-free.
  • Ready for Cold Mornings: Supports optional 5,600 Btu heat strip (sold separately) for light warmth.
  • Fits Standard Openings: Drops into a 14-1/4" × 14-1/4" roof cutout for easy retrofit installs.

Features to know about

Built to Take a Beating: Reinforced Roughneck Construction

When the road turns rough and washboard trails shake everything loose, this system keeps its cool. The Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 3 is built with a steel coil housing, a reinforced basepan, and a stabilizer that ties the compressor and coil into a solid frame. It stays together through vibration, bumps, and jolts so you can travel the backroads without worrying about your cooling system rattling apart.

Reliable Cooling When It’s Hot: 13,500 Btu Non-Ducted Power

Heat builds up fast in tight spaces, but this 13,500 Btu setup moves enough air to turn that heat around quickly. It uses R32 refrigerant to meet 2025 EPA regulations and delivers steady airflow that drops temps within minutes. Because it’s non-ducted, the air flows directly from the air distribution box so the space feels dry, cool, and breathable from the start.

Simple Ceiling Control: Easy-Reach Knobs and Dampers

You don’t have to go hunting for a wall thermostat—everything’s right at ceiling level. The control knobs let you set fan speed and cooling directly on the air distribution box, while adjustable front and rear dampers direct air where you want it. When filters get dusty, the pop-out grilles pull free for a quick rinse and snap back in place without tools.

Ready for Cool Days Too: Heat-Strip Compatible Design

When mornings start cold or weather turns on you, this system can handle that too. It’s prepped for an optional 5,600 Btu heat strip (sold separately), giving you just enough warmth to take the chill off without firing up another heater. It’s an easy upgrade that keeps comfort steady through changing conditions.

Matched Components That Install Smoothly: Complete System Kit

Swapping out an old unit or building from scratch goes easier when everything fits together. This kit includes a medium-profile rooftop unit and a matching air distribution box designed to work as one system. With its 14-1/4" x 14-1/4" opening size and polished white finish, it drops in cleanly for a dependable setup that looks good and performs right from day one.

Specs

Weight and Capacity

  • Capacity: 13,500 Btu per hour

Dimensions

  • Air conditioner overall dimensions: 38" long x 26-1/8" wide x 13-13/16" tall
  • Opening size: 14-1/4" long x 14-1/4" wide

Power and Operation

  • Voltage: 120 Volt AC

Color

  • Air conditioner: Polished white
  • Air distribution box: White

Warranty

  • Air conditioner: 2-year limited
  • Air distribution box: 1-year limited

38263-0655 Coleman Mach Roughneck Mach 3 RV AC - 13.5K Btu - Polished White

9430E715 Coleman Mach Deluxe Air Distribution Box for Non Ducted RV ACs - White

Installation Details CM68RR Installation instructions



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