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When the temperature swings, this 13,500 Btu GE rooftop system keeps things steady. It cools efficiently through summer days and adds just enough warmth on chilly mornings using its built-in electric heat pump, so you don’t have to lean on propane. You get both heating and cooling through the same ceiling assembly, cutting down on extra gear while keeping comfort consistent.
Sometimes simple is better. This non-ducted setup moves air straight from the rooftop unit into your living space—no ductwork required. It’s made for standard 14-3/8" × 14-3/8" openings and ships complete with an air distribution box, thermostat, and control board, so you’re not hunting for parts later. Less hardware means faster installation and direct airflow where you need it most.
Road debris, rain, and wind can take a toll on roof equipment, but this one’s ready for it. The automotive-grade polymer shroud helps protect the system from road wear while keeping weight manageable at 78 lbs. It stands just 13-15/16" tall and stays streamlined on the roof to preserve clearance and cut drag when you’re moving.
This system is set up for today and what’s coming next. It runs on R32 refrigerant, which cools efficiently while meeting 2025 EPA standards. The electrical setup handles both 12V DC control and 115V AC operation on a 20-amp circuit breaker, giving you flexibility whether you’re on shore power or a generator. Reliable power management and cleaner refrigerant tech make it a smart upgrade that’s built to last.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com. Let's take a quick look at this GE Appliances 13,500 BTU Black Deluxe Ductless RV Air Conditioning System with Heat Pump. Now this is going to be a great option for you to consider if you're looking to upgrade or add an air conditioner system on your RV's ductless system in your small to medium sized camper. This 13,500 BTU per hour air conditioner is going to cool down the inside of your RV evenly and efficiently. And it has a built-in heat pump for those chilly mornings. Now this is going to use the more energy efficient R32 refrigerant and that is going to meet the 2025 EPA regulations.
So because it uses that new refrigerant, this is not going to be backwards compatible with any air conditioning system from 2024 and earlier. This is gonna be a bolt on installation with the included hardware that you see there on the other end of my table. This is going to fit roofs from two to six inches thick with an opening size of 14 and 3/8ths inches long by 14 and 3/8ths inches wide. And going over some measurements of our unit itself, the overall length, from end to end, is right at 32 and 13/16ths inches long. The overall width 28 and 1/8th inches wide and the overall height, right under 14 inches tall, and the unit itself weighs a little under 80 pounds.
So this is gonna run pretty quietly for you because the motor has sound dampening grommets to help reduce that annoying humming and vibration sound. And as I mentioned, this does include a heat pump and as you probably know, the heat pump actually pulls warmth from the air to heat the inside of your RVs on those chilly mornings. This is gonna be a pretty easy swap for most of your RVs. This is going to seamlessly install over your roof's preexisting roof vent opening and this unit has been built tough for the road. It features high grade materials, so they're gonna withstand extreme UV rays and that constant vibration from traveling up and down the road.
And this does feature this black, hard, automotive grade polymer shroud, which is going to protect the internal components from water, dirt, and debris. And it's gonna be very easy to remove in case you need to do any cleaning or maintenance. And the wiring harness is tucked up underneath the unit. So when you're installing this, you'll just pull the harness down through the opening of your roof and your RV or camper. When you install this, you do wanna make sure that the rear of the air conditioner is at least 18 inches away from any obstructions for proper air flow.
And taking a closer look on this corner of my table, this will include this air distribution box. It's built to handle road vibrations and everyday RV life. The overall width and length is 21 inches. And then when you have that, mounted in your ceiling, it's gonna come down or stick down about two or two and a half inches or so. So it's really not gonna take up much head clearance at all. This does include this black, single zone thermostat, and it's gonna be very easy to install on your wall with the included hardware. And as you can see here, it does have these easy to use buttons, and then a large display. It's gonna be backlit, so it's gonna be very easy to see at a glance your settings and adjust your settings as needed. And then it does include this control box, and you probably know that the control box is basically the brains of the operation. This is going to manage how your air conditioner unit functions and operates. So I mentioned the hardware, the air divider, that'll go into the air distribution box. And all of this is from the trusted GE brand, a reliable brand name that you know and are familiar with, especially with their home appliances. So you're gonna bring that trust and that reliability into your RV with this system. And we do have other systems available from GE. So if you're looking for a higher BTU rating, something that's gonna be compatible with a ducted system rather than a ductless system, like this one is, or maybe a different color of cover, we have all those other options available and more from GE here at etrailer.com. So if this isn't exactly what you're looking for, be sure to take a look at those other options. But if you decide that this is gonna work the best for you, that's great. Once you receive it, we would love to hear back from you regarding the installation and the operation and you can share your experiences with that and more, either by leaving a comment on this product page, or a review. Send us some photos of this in operation on your rig as well. We'd love to see it. Well, I think that's gonna wrap up our look today. I do hope that our time together has been helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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Gerry
8/9/2026
Still running strong, its the bedroom unit, we use it most of the time instead of the main living room unit, since its ducted it supplies air thats usually enough even in very hot weather and saves are our electric bill.