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• Difference Between Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 15 and Signature Mach 15
  Hey Bill, great question! The Signature Mach 15 is your standard AC unit which is probably what you want. The Roughneck has a fortified interior making it ideal for off-road and heavy industrial vehicle applications. Basically it is made to take more of a beating. If you had an old carrier and it is wearing out from use over time (I'm guessing that is the case here) the Signature is what you want. If you have been off-roading with your trailer lately and it killed off the Carrier then...
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• Can Multiple Coleman Mach AC Units Be Controlled By Wireless Thermostat In RV?
  Hey Brian! Yes, the WiFi Thermostat # CM46MR will work with the new ducted Coleman-Mach units like # CM52RR, # CM65RR, # CM83RR, and # CM95RR. Since those are the ducted kits that already use a wall thermostat, that’s where this add-on thermostat makes the most sense. If you want, tell me what RV you have and how many AC units you’re planning to run. And just to be sure, the ducted units are for RVs that have AC vents in the ceiling that carry air through the coach. If your RV does not...
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• Is It Worth Adding Electric Heater Kit To Coleman Mach AC Unit In RV?
  Hey Cheryl! Yes - if you want a little extra warmth for cool mornings, the optional heat strip # CM96RR is worth looking at with the ductless Coleman systems like # CM58RR, # CM68RR, # CM93RR, and # CM88RR. The big thing is just having the right expectation. It’s great for taking the chill off, but I would not treat it like a full furnace replacement. For a lot of spring and fall campers, though, that’s exactly the kind of extra heat they want. Cheryl, if you want, tell me what camper...
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• Replacement Air Conditioner That Holds Up Better In Travel Trailer That Goes Off-Roading A Lot
  Hello Cole, for that kind of use, I’d recommend the Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 15 # CM65RR. If your air is routed through ceiling vents, you’re looking at the right style, because this is for ducted RV systems only. This does allow air to come out of the distribution box in the ceiling as well though, so that's a nice benefit of this model. The Roughneck line is the one I’d choose when the trailer sees more vibration and rougher travel than a normal campground setup. Since you asked...
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• AC Unit For 2020 InTech Flyer Explore Teardrop Camper That Sees Lots Of Rough Roads
  Good morning Chloey, for a small ductless camper that sees rough roads, I’d stay in the Roughneck line. The question is really whether you need the 13.5K Roughneck Mach 3 # CM68RR or the 15K Roughneck Mach 15 # CM88RR. Since your camper is on the smaller side and your old unit mostly kept up, the # CM68RR is probably the smarter pick. If you’ve been fighting heat and want more cooling headroom, I’d move up to # CM88RR. For comparison, the more standard-travel versions would be the Signature...
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• Don't Have Celling Vents In Camper -- Which Replacement Air Conditioner System Will Work?
  Hey Angela - if you don’t have ceiling vents carrying air through the RV and the air just blows right from the inside ceiling assembly, that’s a ductless setup. For more cooling, I’d look at the Coleman-Mach Signature Mach 15 # CM93RR, or the Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 15 # CM88RR if you want the tougher version for rougher travel. That full replacement route makes even more sense on older campers, because these newer R32 systems are a lot easier to work with than trying to reuse aging...
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• Is It Better To Replace RV AC Unit Or Replace Entire System With Thermostat?
  Hey Mark, at around 10 years old, I’d usually recommend replacing the whole system instead of just the rooftop unit. These newer AC kits use R32 refrigerant, and the newer AC parts aren’t backward compatible with older systems, plus replacement parts for the older refrigerant setups are getting harder to find. If your trailer has a ducted setup with ceiling vents throughout the coach, a complete system like the Roughneck Mach 3 # CM95RR or Roughneck Mach 15 # CM65RR is the cleaner long-term...
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• Which Size AC Complete Kit Is Best For 2018 Winnebago Micro Minnie 1700 BH ?
  Good morning Darnell, if you’re trying to stay practical with generator use, I’d usually start with one of the 13,500 Btu ductless systems first - either the Signature Mach 3 # CM58RR or the Roughneck Mach 3 # CM68RR. Those make the most sense if your current AC cooled reasonably well most of the time and you just need a fresh complete system. The Roughneck is just a better built unit that withstands the terrain and rough roads better, so that's up to you if you want to spend a bit more...
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• Does 2016 Casita Freedom Deluxe Need Ducted Or Ductless AC Unit?
  Hey there Rihanna, yes - that’s a ductless setup. If the air only blows from the ceiling assembly and there are no ceiling vents carrying air through the trailer, you’re in the right group. Also I double checked by looking up your travel trailer, and since it's more of a mid-sized single axle camper, that is also a giveaway that it's usually just a standard ductless ac unit. The big class AC RVs and toy haulers more commonly have the ducted vents going through the interior. For a normal...
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• Heavy Duty AC Unit For Toy Hauler RV That Goes Off Roading On Trails
  Hey Cole! For a ductless setup that sees rough roads, I’d look at the Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 3 # CM68RR first, or the Coleman-Mach Roughneck Mach 15 # CM88RR if you want the bigger 15,000 Btu option. The Roughneck versions are the ones that make more sense when the camper sees more vibration and harsher travel than a normal campground setup. If this were mostly highway miles and weekend camping, I’d point you more toward the Signature versions like # CM58RR or # CM93RR instead. Cole,...
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