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Low voltage at a campsite can make some AC units struggle to start up. This system solves that with a built-in start capacitor that stores energy and gives the compressor the extra boost it needs when power is limited. It draws 11.2 amps while running and keeps cooling steady without tripping breakers or overloading smaller generators.
When the heat inside builds up, this 13,500 Btu system cools the space fast and keeps it comfortable. The dual motors move air more efficiently than single-motor setups, pushing cool air through both ducted and non-ducted layouts. The R32 refrigerant meets 2025 EPA regulations, so it runs cleaner and stays compliant without sacrificing performance.
Getting rest with an AC running can be tough, but the Chill HE is built to run quiet. Rubber dampeners on the compressor cut vibration, and the sleep setting saves power while reducing noise overnight. The indoor sound pressure level is 80 db, giving steady airflow without harsh fan noise keeping you up.
Replacing or upgrading an existing setup is straightforward with this all-in-one kit. It includes the rooftop air conditioner, air distribution box, single zone controller, and digital wall thermostat for simple bolt-on installation. Once wired to 115V power, the system restarts automatically after power interruptions and protects itself from short cycling to reach your set temperature between 60°F and 86°F.
The UV-resistant cover shields internal parts from water and debris while the EPP foam housing resists both moisture and chemicals. Thermal insulation keeps motors from overheating in hot conditions, and removable air filters make cleaning easy. At just 76 lbs, it’s light enough to handle during install but tough enough for long trips ahead.
This system is not backwards compatible with any AC systems from 2024 and earlier. New R32 refrigerant meets 2025 EPA regulations.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
It was so good to get all the parts to install this air conditioner, in one order. We had ordered from Camping World and had to order each part separately, this ended up with the parts arriving at different times and we had to wait on the thermostat for a couples of weeks. It was so easy withe etrailer and when they told us that it was on back order and the order would be in in a week and it was, and now it is setting on my from porch. My sister and her husband is needing an air conditioner for their camper and I am going to recommend she contact etrailer.
Unit failed 2 months after installation. Warrantee did not help. Really there isn't one because you have to do everything for their failure. This means I would have to uninstall and drive some place for them to do warrantee. Not realistic to leave a whole in your roof because they can't send someone out to see that their unit was crap
I had Cornerstone Rv Repair located in Porter TX come out and install this for me. They were impressed with it and complimented it's ease of installation. Will need to see how it holds up against summer sun and heat here in southeast Texas. Looks very good on top of my trailer.
Great folks!! When I have questions, y’all have the answers.
Great service! Fast delivery.
Have not installed yet, but as far as the purchase and shipping, everything came in perfect condition and arrived 9 days earlier than initially expected.
The instructions did not explain which terminals to connect to which wire. Talked to one your reps and she attempted to find out but was unable. Finally after an hour of Internet searching, I found my answer. Very happy with the unit itself.
Great customer communication and servic es.
After a years service, this unit has become problematic. Went from being fairly quiet to just plain loud at 74db on low. Some features we appreciate are the heat / cooling relay system which consolidated our heater and cooling Thermostat. But, that's about it. Fairly poorly engineered because air distribution is not even front to back (blows more air out the back of the distributer). Vibration is about as bad as what we had. We are looking for a better solution. Just about as terrible (but not quite) as the Dometic it replaced.
best on the market, very cold and quiet
The product is well made and installation is a breeze with good design and everything needed is included. Will definitely be installing more of these.
Arrived on time! I purchased as a new second unit from etrailer because the unit came with a soft startup and all the required components. I was going to purchase from Camping World because the price was cheaper, but after digging deeper, Camping World delivered everything separately and didn't come with soft start up. So, etrailer's price ending up being about the same. Installation was easy. Screws were missing from the thermostat to install on the wall and screws were missing from the control unit to attach it to the distribution box. Make sure when installing the 4 screws to secure the unit that they are torqued to 50lbs. Haven't put it to the test yet, but it blows some cold air!!!
Desiring to improve the ability to cool the rig by adding a second AC installed using the bedroom vent opening configured as a stand-alone zone we choose the Furrion Chill HE kit. A secondary goal is to have an AC unit that can be utilized during BLM camping with our small inverter-generator to cool the bedroom. The FR85PV kit enables both goals and it is easy to install. I bench-tested the unit prior to mounting the AC unit on the rig. The Chill provides output air at 48.6 degrees F while drawing 9.1 amps in the run state. Inrush current was 44.5 amps. I had concern for the thermostat placement to prevent AC output air fooling the thermostat in a small room. I learned that the thermostat is a control point and not a temperature sensing point. The temperature displayed on the thermostat is acquired by a sensor in the return air duct opening.
I suggest two points of emphasis while installing the kit. First, take your time installing the two-piece divider that separates the cold air out chamber from the return air chamber. Ensure you have a good seal between the two chambers. Second emphasis involves the room temperature sensor in the air return chamber. The sensor is a short lead wire – I bent my lead in an L shape and pointed the sensor upwards into the room air return duct and away from the unit’s wire bundle to achieve the best sensing location.
Shipped on time in great condition. All correct parts and easy installation.
The etrailer youtube videos didn't help with more than setting up the install. Once we got to the wiring, we had to hire an RV tech to handle that piece since there were no resources to help us with that part for the kit we got.
Sara at etrailer made this purchase so easy. She got some basic information and immediately had a full kit available for us to purchase. I needed everything in the kit and nothing more. Couldn’t ask for better service. You’ve won a future repeat customer!
Great unit and easy to install
Easy installation, runs smooth and less noise that our previous one
Runs good, not hard to install
eTrailer shipped the units very quickly and they arrived in excellent shape. Installation instructions were hard to locate, but this is not an issue with eTrailer. Just note Furrion only includes brief instructions with the units and you have to reference online manuals for more details.
I was replacing two Coleman Mach 15 units and installation was fairly straight forward. If you are replacing a unit, keep in mind you have to have 12 volt power going to the ceiling unit. My RV did not have 12 volt. I had two options.. 1). Use some of the thermostat wires to pass 12 volt to the ceiling or 2). Install a converter from the ceiling 120v. Due to the gague of the thermostat wire, I opted to install a 120v to 12v converter using the ceiling feed. These are fairly cheap online and simple to install.
The Furrion units themselves are excellent. They have a lot more power than my Coleman units, even though the BTU is slighly less.
My main issues with the units:
1). The thermostat backlight does not automatically turn on. You have to push a button before the backlight comes on and you end up changing a function or messing the temp up. This is annoying.
2). The included ADB in the package I purchased create a lot of noise. It is noisy when the dump vent is closed and sounds like you are in the middle of a tornado when the dump vent is open.
My low rating is mainly due to the ADB. I will have to purchase a different ADB or find some type of modification. The noise is high, even with the vent closed.
easy install except put it on the roof.
It fit, BUT it seems there's no convenient way to get 12v power to it on a 2010 Itasca Cambria (Winnebago) that came with a Coleman AC/heatpump. Check your current wiring before ordering this kit. My solution, suggested by Furion, is a manual control air distribution box with simpler wiring and adding a separate thermostat for the furnace. I should have ordered the AC, manual ADB and manual controller separately. Working on our RV is always an adventure.
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Brian
7/28/2026
Works as well as when I installed it.