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Turn a hot, sticky RV into a place you can relax. This complete 18K non-ducted Chill Cube kit includes the rooftop AC, air distribution box with oscillating-vent, and remote, with quiet variable-speed cooling and heat pump comfort.
Non-ducted RV cooling works best when the rooftop AC and ceiling assembly are made to work together. This kit includes the 18,000 Btu Furrion Chill Cube rooftop air conditioner with heat pump, the low-profile non-ducted air distribution box, and a remote control. Instead of sending air through ceiling ductwork, the air distribution box sends cooled air directly into the cabin, making this a complete setup for RVs without ducts.
In a non-ducted RV, the cooled air comes straight from the ceiling assembly, so how that air leaves the unit matters. This Chill Cube provides 18,000 Btu of cooling capacity and 340 CFM of airflow, while the included air distribution box uses an oscillating vent to help mix the air as it enters the cabin. That helps avoid one fixed blast of cold air and gives the main living area a more comfortable feel.
A traditional AC often cools hard, shuts off, then starts again once the cabin warms back up. That can leave your RV bouncing between too warm and too cold, especially during long cooling stretches. The variable-speed compressor adjusts output as conditions change, helping the system stay closer to the temperature you want instead of constantly cycling on and off. Because it does not have to repeatedly restart at full force, it also runs noticeably quieter than many traditional RV ACs, making it less distracting during TV time, conversation, or sleep.
Cool mornings and shoulder-season trips do not always call for firing up a furnace. This unit has a built-in 17,000 Btu heat pump that can provide electric warmth without using propane. In cooling mode, the system moves heat out of the RV. In heat pump mode, it reverses that process and pulls available heat from the outside air into the coach. It is useful for mild, cooler conditions, but it is not meant to replace your main furnace in cold weather.
The included air distribution box has a built-in keypad, so you can adjust fan speed and mode right at the ceiling assembly. The included remote lets you make changes from your seat or bed, and the Follow Me function senses temperature near the remote so the system can respond to the area you are actually using. A wall mount option keeps the remote within reach, and the LCD display is easy to read when you are checking settings.
Humid air can make an RV feel sticky and heavy, even after the temperature starts to drop. While it cools, this unit removes up to 1.8 pints of moisture per hour, helping reduce that damp, clammy feeling on your skin and making the cabin feel less muggy. That extra moisture removal helps the space feel more comfortable on humid camping days when cold air alone is not enough.
You are not always plugged into a full-power campsite when the RV starts heating up. This Chill Cube is 2,000W generator or inverter ready, giving you more flexibility for campgrounds, travel stops, and off-grid setups when paired with the right power source. Battery saver modes also help manage power use when you are trying to stretch your available energy. This unit runs on 115V, 60Hz power, with 1,480 watts of cooling power consumption, 15.8 amps of cooling current draw, and 11.9 amps of heating current draw. Those numbers give you something concrete to compare against your RV electrical system, generator, inverter, or campsite power before installation.
Replacing a non-ducted rooftop AC means lifting the unit onto the RV, sealing the roof opening, connecting the air distribution box, and making sure the controls are set up correctly. Having the rooftop unit, air distribution box, and remote in one kit helps reduce parts-matching questions, but installation is still a job where the right help can make a difference. If you'd like help installing your air conditioner, check out our Installer Locator to find an installer near you.
This system is not backward compatible with Furrion AC systems from 2024 and earlier.
R32 refrigerant meets 2025 EPA regulations.
Ratings & Reviews
Claire H.
6/26/2026
Glad to hear it, Michael! I hope it keeps you cool and comfortable on all your summer trips!
Kate F.
9/14/2026
Hi Michael, I’m sorry to hear the Furrion Chill Cube hasn’t been keeping your trailer comfortable. An 18K unit should be performing better in a trailer that size, so I’d like to rule out an airflow or installation issue before assuming the AC itself is defective. After letting it run for about 15–20 minutes, can you check the temperature of the air going into the return and the air coming directly out of the vent? I’d also check that the divider between the return and cold-air sides is installed correctly and completely sealed. If you find any gaps, you can use the LaSalle Bristol Aluminum HVAC Tape # UT83MR to seal them and keep the cold air from getting pulled right back into the return. Send me those two temperature readings and we can narrow down what’s going on.
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Kate F.
6/25/2026
I am happy to hear that it kept you cool in that Florida heat John! - Safe Travels =)