When your van or small trailer stays hot because the factory AC barely moves air, this 15,000 BTU rooftop unit adds 360-degree non-ducted airflow and quieter 54 dB operation so you can cool the cabin without shouting over the fan.
Compact, non-ducted setups tend to collect warm pockets near bunks, dinettes, and corners when air only dumps one direction. This Dylux unit sends air through a 360° non-ducted air distribution box with 4-way adjustable vents, backed by 15,000 BTU cooling and 177 - 383 CFM airflow. Aim your vents where people are sitting or sleeping, and your ceiling unit pushes cooled air into the areas that felt stuffy before.
A loud rooftop unit wears on you quickly when it's running above a bed, table, or small living area. This system is rated as low as 54 dB and gives you four fan speeds: Low, Medium, High, and Turbo. Pick the airflow level that fits the moment, and your space keeps cooling while conversations, TV volume, and sleep don't have to compete as much with fan noise.
Warm, damp weather inside a camper can leave bedding, clothes, and interior surfaces feeling clammy even when the temperature looks fine on the display. Along with Cool, Fan, and Auto modes, this unit includes a dedicated Dry mode and supports operation in up to 90% humidity conditions. The cabin feels more usable during humid nights, and the air inside doesn't feel as heavy when doors and windows stay closed.
Climbing up to adjust a ceiling assembly every time the room changes temperature quickly turns into a chore. This package includes a digital LED control panel, wireless remote control, wall-mounted thermostat with LCD display, and a programmable timer from 0.5 to 12 hours. Temperature, mode, fan speed, and runtime adjustments happen from your living area, and your AC keeps running according to the settings you choose.
Anything mounted on your roof has to deal with dust, rain, sun, vibration, and travel movement before it ever starts cooling the cabin. This unit uses an IP55-rated housing, UV-resistant polypropylene housing, and vibration-resistant structure, with an ETL certification listed in the specs. After it's installed, your rooftop AC housing, air distribution box, and controls keep working through normal travel days and campsite use.
This rooftop AC install involves lifting the 73.4 lb unit, lining it up with a 14-1/4" x 14-1/4" roof opening, and tying into a 115V / 60Hz electrical system, so it's a job where an extra set of experienced hands matters. If you'd like help installing your air conditioner, check out our Installer Locator to find an installer near you. Once the unit is mounted and connected, your ceiling assembly, wall-mounted thermostat, and wireless remote are ready to control cooling, fan speed, and runtime from inside your rig.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone, Steve here with etrailer. Let's take a look at the Dylux RV Air Conditioner with air distribution box. This is a ductless system rated at 15,000 BTUs. If you're looking to upgrade your RV's cooling system, this is an impressive 15,000 BTU cooling capacity. This rooftop air conditioner is designed to quickly cool that RV or camper travel trailer's interior, making it a real great choice for those interiors, even motor homes, fifth wheels. So again, whether you're camping in the middle of summer or traveling through warmer climates, you're gonna appreciate that extra cooling power.
Now, going over here to the ductless system, again, this is an air distribution box. As you can see, I can rotate the flaps here and that's gonna let me control how much airflow I want to a certain area to the side or whatnot. And then of course, I have all the hardware, the remote, everything I need, roll box, the brackets, everything to install this. There's also some white foam pieces that I left off the table that are included, and those kind of make up the distance to seal everything up and whatnot. So you'll get all that in the package.
And one feature that you're gonna appreciate is this uses the R-32 refrigerant. What's that mean So it's modern, it's up to date, it's gonna give it more efficiency compared to older refrigerant that's out there, and it's gonna deliver excellent cooling as well. Now this all requires a roof cutout size of 14-1/4" by 14-1/4". This measures 33-5/16" long. 14-3/16" tall with a 28 inch wide back.
So you can see that large fan that's pulling that air in, pulling it off, and then shooting it inside of your RV camper or whatnot. So just a great option. This is the white shroud version. We do carry these in black as well. You can find that separately, if you don't like the white version.
I think the white matches the rooftop, but so does the black, right It's on top, no one's gonna see 'em. So you have different options. Just check them out separately as well. So folks, again, whether you're spending long days at the campground or just traveling through different areas, having that comfort reliability of that air conditioner as you already know, makes a great difference. This is pretty quiet too. I believe it's like 50 to 60 decibels, somewhere in that area, so it's not too loud. Pretty straightforward, and it's gonna be a great option for you. Like I said, if you're replacing or upgrading to modern stuff, this is a great one for you. Well, folks that will wrap up our quick look together, I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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