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Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - 15,000 Btu - Ducted - White
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Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - 15,000 Btu - Ducted - White
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Atwood RV Air Conditioners - AT15028-22
- 15000 Btu
- Ducted Ceiling Assembly
- Atwood
- Air Conditioner w Heat Pump
- White
- 13.9 Amps
This ducted RV air conditioner features a heat pump for chilly nights. Cools fast at 360 cubic feet per minute. Creates less noise than similar models. Low amp draw lets you run other appliances. Includes wall-mount thermostat, remote, and vent.
Features:
- High-output rooftop air conditioner cools quickly and efficiently while using less power than other models
- Low amp draw lets you run other appliances simultaneously
- Heat pump pulls warm air in from outside to heat your RV
- Heats in ambient temperatures as low as 45 F
- Allows air conditioner to dehumidify RV on dry setting
- V-flow airstream blows out to the sides instead of straight down in one spot
- More effective air circulation
- Less turbulence and noise
- Dual motor runs the condenser fan and blower fan separately
- Still generates cold air on low blower setting
- Internal thermostat automatically switches between fan and compressor
- Wall-mount thermostat digitally displays your set temperature
- Setting range: 60 F - 85 F
- Wireless remote control lets you conveniently change settings
- Control settings are on both thermostat and remote
- On/off button
- Up and down arrows let you adjust the set temperature
- Fan button allows you to switch between low, medium, high, and auto settings
- Mode button lets you switch between cool, heat pump, dry, and fan
- Sleep button helps to save energy overnight
- Timer can be set to turn unit on or off up to 24 hours in advance
- Lock function will keep the thermostat from automatically cycling to the fan
- White hardshell shroud protects rooftop unit
- White ceiling vent, wall-mount thermostat, and wireless remote are included
- CSA certified
- Made in the USA
Specs:
- Application: RV with a duct system
- Requires a dedicated 20-amp circuit
- Operating temperature range: 45 F - 159 F
- Cooling capacity: 15,000 Btu per hour
- Air output: 360 CFM
- Air conditioner dimensions: 39" long x 26-1/2" wide x 14-1/2" tall
- Weight: 88 lbs
- Roof opening size: 14-1/2" long x 14-1/2" wide
- Noise level: 55 dB - 66 dB
- Amperage:
- Heat pump: 13.9 amps
- Air conditioner: 13.3 amps
- Wattage:
- Starting: 4,830 watts
- Running: 1,530 watts
- Electrical rating: 115V, 60Hz
- 2-Year limited warranty
This high-efficiency RV air conditioner with heat pump offers comfortable camping in temperatures between 45 and 159 degrees Fahrenheit. Using a heat pump conserves up to 4 times more energy than a furnace because it pulls warm air in from outside instead of generating its own. This maintains your set temperature inside when ambient temperatures get as low as 45 degrees Fahrenheit outside, which is perfect for unexpected chilly nights and mornings.
A heat pump cannot be added to an air conditioner that doesn't already have one installed. It not only helps to maintain your set temperature, but it also features a dry setting that dehumidifies your RV and reduces condensation.
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Video of Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - 15,000 Btu - Ducted - White
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Video Transcript for Best Rooftop RV Air Conditioner Options
Randy: Hey, guys, it's Randy here, at etrailer.com. We get questions about AC units all the time, so we spent about the last week and-a-half running a bunch of tests on the different manufacturers. And what we are going to talk about today are the 15,000 BTU class, the Furrion, which we have here, in the middle. It's actually a 15,500 BTU AC unit. But we've got some really good results. Now, we'll just run down the summary now, so if you're just worried about the information, we'll give it to you, and we'll explain it a little bit more in depth if you want to stick around.But basically, the first concern most of our customers have is going to be noise.
As far as noise go, the Furrion and the Atwood inside your RV are going to be the quietest. They are about 10 decibels quieter than what the Advent, based on the testing we we're able to come up with. Basically, the Atwood here, it runs at about 67 decibels with the compressor on, fan going. The Furrion's at about 66. Now, both of these are going to be very similar to a normal conversation at about three to five feet away.
When we look at the Advent, this was up 77, 76, just depending This is going to be . You get the additional airflow, but this is going to be closer to the sounds that you generally get from a washing machine.The next big question is always temperature difference, like how much cooling capacity does it have With the Atwood and with the Advent, they both brought down the ambient air temperature about 20. The Furrion was closer to 30. So, this one's definitely better at cooling the air. Surprisingly enough, even in June here in Missouri, we've still got pretty nice weather.
So, we tested all of these at about 74. 74, 75, something like that.And what we got essentially, is that with the Atwood and with the Advent, they both brought our air temperature from that 74 down to 55, 54, somewhere right in that range. So, these are about 20 cooler than what the air is outside. Now, if it's at 100, you might not get a full 20, but that's where they sat. With the Furrion, I was really impressed with it.
Same temperature, 74, 75, this thing got down to 43 a couple times, 44, 45. So, this one's closer to 30. Now, that's measured directly where that air comes out of the duct. We put our temperature sensor right there so we could pick it up as close to the source as possible.As far as generator use, a lot of times you'll be out boondocking, you'll be out somewhere where you don't have access to plug-in power or shore power. And they all would start with our generators. We used our 3200 watt etrailer generator. We could start each of them without any problems at all. The thing that comes in, and the one that I would recommend for generator use is going to be the Furrion. The Furrion's compressor uses a separate motor than the evaporator, versus the Atwood or the Advent. So, these, while they don't really require any more power to start than the Furrion, these take a little bit longer. So, they put a longer period of drag on your generator. That could cause, in some cases, depending on your generator brand, for these not to fire.The Furrion has a much shorter cycle there. The compressor kicks on very rapidly. So, I like this one the best. The generator doesn't hardly have time to recognize the load before it's up and running. So, that's something to keep in mind there. Another question we get are about capacitors. Capacitors are a small, kind of like a coil, or kind of like a battery, and it can store power inside. When we ask the AC unit to come on, that capacitor discharges that energy it's got, and it helps out. It wants to help it along.So, basically, what we we're doing is testing them. The Atwood comes standard with a capacitor, the Furrion comes standard with a capacitor, the Advent does not in most cases. So, what you'll need to do if you want to use this, especially if you're going to be using it with a generator, get a capacitor, install it in there, and it's just going to help with that initial start up. It's going to help it out just a little bit, trying to give it that little bit of boost that it needs to get everything working properly.As far as the generator questions, we get those a lot, and people want to know which generator they need to use to power them. And basically, this is going to be pretty specific, but our etrailer generators, whether you're using the 3200 or two of the 2000's paralleled together, they started these each and every time with no issue. To go a step further than that, our two etrailer 2000 watt generators really surprised me. We ran the Atwood, which we started first. After the Atwood was running, we started the Furrion, and they fired right up. I was really surprised. Same to be said for that 3200 and parallel, or the 3200 and 2000 watt kit we made. So, if you've just got one air conditioner on there, any of those are going to work out really well for you.If you're going to be running two, the only exception would be if they both try to start at the exact same time. That's one of the most rare instances, I think, that you'll ever encounter, but if it does happen, it's going to trip your generator. You'll have to restart it. So, just keep that in mind. But outside of that, they all work really well, even with the large BTU ratings, with those generators that I've mentioned.The last is going to be airflow. And basically, the Advent, while it is the noisiest like we talked about, it seems to put out the most air. But it's not quite as cool as what we get with the Furrion. The Furrion's a little bit cooler, doesn't blow quite as much air. The Furrion's going to be for me. I like that bigger temperature difference. And then the Atwood, it just kind of stays right there in the middle. The airflow on this one's a little bit less than the Furrion. It cools at the same rate as what the Advent does. So all in all, they all do a good job and they're all going to work.I think the biggest reason you might want maximum airflow is if you've got a ducted trailer. We're going to have one AC unit in the back, let's say, of the trailer, and we're trying to get it to push through those vents all the way up to the front. Outside of that, I think all three of them are going to be really adequate in that department. Now, looks are something that can sometimes be important. Back in the day, campers, none of them looked very nice maybe, except for the Airstream. It had a nice look to it. But the rest of them just looked like squares or rectangles.Anymore, the campers are stepping up their game. The camper manufacturers are looking nicer and nicer. And in my opinion, I know beauty's in the eye of the beholder, but in my opinion, I really like the looks of the Furrion. It has a really nice, New Age kind of a look. You can see it's got good lines on it, very aerodynamic. This one happens to be the one with the white top. It's also available in a black top. My second favorite in the looks department is going to be the Atwood. It's a little bit more outdated in the appearance, slightly. But again, this is something that's going to sit up on top of your camper, and you're probably not going to look at it very often.But if you want your camper to look nice sitting out there, again, Furrion is where it's at. With the Advent here, I think it's slightly more outdated than what that Atwood is. So, again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Everybody likes what they like. But with the new lines and kind of the new design on this Furrion, I think it's going to stand out amongst the other ones.Now, as far as which one I would pick and which AC unit I would choose to use, basically, that's going to be the Furrion. I like the colder temperature, I like that quicker start when we are dealing with generators and things like that. All three of them are going to be adequate. I mean, the Atwood is extremely popular. The Advent, we sell just about as many as we can get. So, they all do a good job. I just, after playing with them for the last couple of weeks, I think the Furrion would be the way I would go.
Customer Reviews
Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - 15,000 Btu - Ducted - White - AT15028-22
Average Customer Rating: 4.3 out of 5 stars (14 Customer Reviews)
This ducted RV air conditioner features a heat pump for chilly nights. Cools fast at 360 cubic feet per minute. Creates less noise than similar models. Low amp draw lets you run other appliances. Includes wall-mount thermostat, remote, and vent.
- AT15028-22
by: Keith05/30/2019
For the money I paid for this unit I am not happy with the unit as a ducting unit. I should have went with the Coleman in the first place. The ducting system on this is not working well at all. They give you a black baffle in it and it is not doing the job. The air conditioning cools but not like it should through the ducting system. I bought a 15000 instead of what was originally in there was a 13500. That being said it does not work as good as it should through the ducting system. Very disappointed. 649250
- AT15028-22
by: Jimmy08/27/2019
All wiring hooked up easy had unit installed in about 1.5 hrs plenum had to modify and hold down bolts not long enough had hard time getting metric all thread had to weld to old hold down bolts then cut to length. The performance of the unit was ok not as cool as the old unit but did work 694440
- AT15028-22
by: Douglas08/22/2019
I ordered this ac unit for my bus conversion. The delivery was quick and was packaged very well. After receiving other items from other vendors it was nice to have company take such pride in the shipping of their product. 692645
- AT15027-22
by: Richard B03/18/2019
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
I really enjoyed working with etrailer, everyone that I talked to was very helpful. The A/C I ordered was shipped very fast. I will do business with them again. 612682
- AT15026-21
by: Chris11/08/2018
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
This product was easy to install on the 1971 Airstream Trailer, it looked great on the inside and outside of the trailer. It performed very well, so much so that a young couple wanted to buy the Airstream. We sold it to them! Thank you for making a great product. 581040
- AT15025-21
Dennis g - 10/04/2018
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by: Dennis g10/04/2017
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
This unit works so well .the thermostat keeps steady temps.the unit is also very quiet.there is no way you could beat this unit.please do not waste your time looking at others ........this one is worth every penny........downside ...heavy to ship....make sure carriers that deliver it do not damage it. 439307
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Still like new ..so glad I bought this unit......
Dennis g - 10/04/201844309
- AT15026-21
by: Richard01/21/2018
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
We like the air conditioner but the thermostat sucks. It varies 10 degrees. If we set it at 70 degrees it will drop to 65 degrees before coming on & will go to 75 degrees before turning off. I intend to take it to a service center to have it checked in the spring. It is the same way when on heat. Other than that it works fine. 468582
- AT15025-21
by: Michael06/18/2019
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
The folks at etrailer make it easy to order. They are informative and helpful and return phone calls promptly (thanks Heidi M). This is a big part of the buying process. As far as the product goes, it is absolutely the quietest AC I have experienced in a RV while operating on low. Quiet is why we purchased this particular unit, as our other unit which was only a year old was just to loud (approximately 70 dB on low). This unit cools our rig quickly and efficiently. The only part I question about the unit is the air return which is nothing but thin flexible Styrofoam. Not a dense Styrofoam in a plastic enclosure, or vice-versa. It is thin enough that light from the sun can transmit through it. The AC shroud does cover the Styrofoam, and time will tell whether it is durable enough to last through the elements. I did notice that the Styrofoam does squeak when going down a bumpy road and can be heard in our rig. That is disappointing. 659673
- AT15026-21
by: Keith S.07/21/2018
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
By far the best a/c unit I've ever owned! I live in buckeye az, very hot in summer, cold in winter, this unit does it all! Cold in summer, hot in winter! My electric bill actually went down and comfort went way up!! This unit does what used to take two units to do..very satisfied! Thank-You Atwood! 544073
- AT15026-21
by: W r12/28/2017
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
Used almost daily..... has done an excellent job.... both a/c and heat has performed flawlessly..... product was recieved exactly as described and on time..... 463179
- AT15033-22
by: Karl05/01/2019
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
A year ago, I replaced the 10 yr old Carrier AC on our 30' Carriage fifth wheel with the Atwood Air Command Heat Pump. What a great decision! The new unit was surprisingly easy to install and wire myself without any issues. The hardest part of the job may be getting the unit on the roof. Fortunately, I have a friend with a forklift. The Air Command works flawlessly, cooling the camper to 72 degrees, even during our hot and humid coastal North Carolina summer. The heat pump is also a great option for saving propane, down to about 45-50 degrees. You will still need your furnace for really cold weather, but as the day warms up, with the push of a button, you can conveniently switch back to the heat pump. I am confident the Atwood Air Command will serve us well for many years- assuming of course, that I can avoid low-hanging tree branches! 635975
- AT15025-21
by: Harvie11/10/2017
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
Had for year. It works very well. Have made several purchases from etrailer, always pleased. 451020
- AT15025-21
by: Charles12/07/2019
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
Very quick delivery. Easy installation. Quiet and remote control a plus. 730060
- AT15033-22
by: G-Man10/19/2019
Review from a similar Atwood Air Command in RV Air Conditioners
Went RV camping with this heat pump this past week for 4 nights. Noise level is less than half of unit this replaced The 15k and increased air flow is wonderful. So nice not to have to worry about running a gas or table top electric heater Used heat and AC give them 5 stars each Had to run new12v to unit Already had a thermostat wire in roof and wall so cut ends off supplied new wire and spliced ends on to old cable 718897
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Do you have a question about this RV Air Conditioner?
- Which Will Blow Colder Air an Advent 15k BTU AC Unit or Atwood
- 50 degrees is a great temperature for an AC system to put out. The difference between a 13.5k and 15k AC unit though is not so much temperature as it is the volume of air it can put out at that temperature. The Advent systems don't have as great of a reputation for putting out the coldest air so for a 15k btu system instead I'd recommend the Atwood part # AT15025-21 for a non ducted application or the # AT15028-22 for a ducted setup. You'll get the higher volume of air at a colder temperature.
view full answer... - Will Atwood Air Command Also Control Furnace
- The Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump # AT15028-22 will not work a separate furnace with its remote. It is an AC unit which has a heat pump that can be controlled, though this heat pump works by pulling air in and converting its cooling system to a heating system.
There is an Atwood Air Command available without a heat pump, part # AT15027-22, if you do not need the heat provided by the unit you referred to. Both of these Air Commands are for RVs that have a...
view full answer... - Higher BTU AC Unit for RV with Heat Pump
- Furrion does not have a heat pump or strip for their AC units at this time. The most similar kit we have is the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump # AT15028-22 which is a similar BTU unit at 15,000 BTU and comes with a heat pump like you are wanting. The Atwood units have a great reputation for blowing cold air too so this will work well for you. The weight of this is 97 lbs.
The Furrion part # F15PA12SASA-W weighs 100 lbs.
view full answer... - How to Determine if Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner Will Work With Dometic AC
- The model number of your Dometic AC unit itself isn't actually how to determine compatibility, it will actually be the relay kit with the pin. So you will be able to use the Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Dometic Setup # ACDOM150B (Black) or # ACDOM150 if your Dometic relay kit is Analog Model 3107541.009 or 3107541.017, or if it is the Comfort Control Center Model 3109226.005.
Additionally, if you have one of the older analog model relay kits that is a different model,...
view full answer... - Generator Recommendation for Powering Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w Heat Pump
- I attached a wiring diagram for the Atwood Air Command AC Unit part # AT15028-22 that you referenced for you to check out. The wattage requirement for this is 4,830 watts for starting so you'd need a generator rated higher than that. For that amount of wattage you'd need a generator setup like the etrailer.com Parallel Generator kit part # 333-0002-2-0007 which can support up to 6,000 watts drawn.
Since your application isn't standard there isn't a set way to recommend the install but...
view full answer... - Wiring Atwood Air Command AC on Trailer
- Though we do not carry your current systems so I cannot speak to how they are wired, what I can do is tell you how the Atwood Air Command # AT15028-22 (White) or # AT15033-22 (Black) will be wired so you can make a comparison to your system (please see accompanying diagram).
There will be a +12V to the red wire and -12V to the black wire of the Air Command from a 12 volt power supply; the furnace output and furnace input wires to the blue wires of the Air Command and the two blue wires...
view full answer... - Atwood Air Command Ducted Unit Wiring for Thermostat Connection
- The Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - 13.9 Amp - 15,000 Btu - Ducted - White # AT15028-22 comes with the extension cable you are seeking but it is not available as a separate part. The only kit we have that includes it is the Replacement Vent, Wall-Mount Thermostat, and Remote for Air Command RV Air Conditioner - Ducted # AT15022.
You may want to consider splicing in wire like the Deka Wire - Jacketed 4-Wire - 16/4 Gauge - per Foot # DW03240-1 if you don't...
view full answer... - Can AC Work With Existing Analog Thermostat
- Although we do not carry the Dometic Brisk II Air I can tell you that the air conditioners we do carry, the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner # AT15028-22 (Ducted) will not work with an existing thermostat.
Each of these units comes with their own thermostat which needs to be used. I was unable to find any type of installation manual for the Brisk II Air but I do know that some models require their own thermostat.
view full answer... - Replacement Roof Top A/C to Replace Ducted Dometic Duo Therm 15000 Btu Unit
- The Advent Air Replacement Rooftop RV Air Conditioner # ACDOM150 replaces your Dometic rooftop RV AC unit. It plugs directly into your Dometic setup if it has a 6 pin connector. I spoke with my contact at Advent Air and they mentioned that this unit will work if you have a thermostat on the wall.
view full answer... - Does Atwood Air Command Kit # AT15028-22 Come with AT15022
- All of the Atwood Vent Kit part # AT15022 that you mentioned is included with the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump # AT15028-22 actually. It's essentially the vent kit and the AC unit # AT15028.
view full answer... - Difference Between Duct vs Non-Duct RV Air Conditioner Units
- Non-ducted AC units just blow the air out of the bottom part of the unit. While the ducted style are what you would use in a motorhome with multiple ducts in the ceiling. The duct style is designed to match up with the ducts of an RV that distribute air throughout.
Since your RV doesn't have an AC unit you would need a non-ducted kit like the part # AT15026-21. This comes with everything needed to install.
view full answer... - What Size Generator Is Needed to Power a 15,000 BTU Air Conditioner
- The etrailer 3,200-Watt Portable Inverter Generator part # 333-0003 has a starting (surge) power output of 3,200 watts and a running (rated) power output of 2,900 watts. I cannot be sure as to the starting and running power requirements of your air conditioner but the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner part # AT15028-22 which has a 15,000 BTU rating requires at least 4,830 watts starting and 1,530 watts running therefore, a single 3,200 watt inverter generator would not be the...
view full answer... - Best Priced 15,000 BTU AC Unit for Car Hauler
- Your best option is the Advent Air RV Air Conditioner with Ceiling Vent and Start Capacitor # ACM150C. This is a 15k BTU unit that comes with a starting capacitor, has controls on the unit, comes with vent assembly to mount inside RV, can blow straight down with the adjustment angle of the vent and has the best price.
For more info on this unit check out the review video I attached as well.
view full answer... - Replacement Parts for Dometic Atwood 15028 Air Command Air Conditioner
- The internal components for the Dometic Atwood 15028 Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner can be found with part # AT15022. This includes the ceiling vent, digital thermostat, and wireless remote.
For the complete Air Conditioner Assembly that includes these parts and the actual unit, you can use part # AT15028-22.
view full answer... - How to Determine if Advent Air Conditioner Will Replace Dometic Air Conditioner With Thermostat
- There may be a unit that will replace your Dometic with a thermostat; you will be able to use the Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Dometic Setup # ACDOM150B (Black) or # ACDOM150 if your Dometic relay kit is the Comfort Control Center Model 3109226.005.
Otherwise, for a brand new 15,000 Btu ducted air conditioning system we offer the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - 15,000 Btu - Ducted # AT15028-22 (White) or # AT15033-22 (Black).
view full answer... - Are Air Filters Supposed to Pull out of Atwood Air Command
- You are correct, the air filter is supposed to just pull out of an Atwood Air Command like part # AT15028-22 but if yours is stuck you will need to access them another way by removing the screws.
According to the manufacturer, these air filters are supposed to be checked and cleaned at least every two weeks. It sounds like yours may have been in there a while longer if they are stuck so I strongly recommend replacing it with the Replacement Air Filter for Air Command Rooftop Ducted RV...
view full answer... - Temperature Settings for Replacement Digital Wall-Mounted Thermostat
- The Replacement Digital Wall-Mounted Thermostat # AT15029 that you referenced has a temperature setting range of 60 F to 85 F. The best setting within this range will really just depend on your personal preference. I usually keep the thermostat in my house set to around 72 during the summer but some may like it cooler (or warmer). You will just want to play around with the temperature until you're comfortable.
This particular thermostat is compatible with Atwood AC models # AT15027-22,...
view full answer... - Troubleshooting Atwood Air Command Heat Pump Function
- The Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump # AT15028-22 or the non-ducted #AT15026-21 should allow air to all parts of the vent. If there is air flowing to all parts of the vent, then the filter is catching what it needs to. The vent baffle/duct will be on one side of the assembly as you can see in the video so it is not uncommon for one side to see more dust and debris than the other. If you are not getting air to all parts of the vent, then I do recommend checking...
view full answer... - AC Unit Replacement Recommendation for 2007 Damon Daybreak 3276 35 ft Motorhome
- For your 2007 Damon Daybreak 3276 that has roof ducts for an AC unit to install the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump # AT15028-22 will work great and will install directly. The bottom of this unit is setup for attaching to the standard roof ducting of your Daybreak. It comes with a thermostat as well.
The Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Carrier Setup # ACCAR150 installs directly as well. It's designed to be more of a direct replacement since you...
view full answer... - Can I Use Air Conditioner From Ducted System in Non-Ducted RV
- Yes, you can use the air conditioning unit that came with your ducted system in your non-ducted RV. The only difference between ducted and non-ducted air conditoner setups, is one comes with ceiling packages for RV's with air ducts. For example: either air conditioning unit that comes with Atwood ducted system part # AT15028-22 or non-ducted Atwood system part # AT15025-21 will discharge cool air from the unit to down inside the RV.
view full answer... - Do I Need One Adapter Or Two For the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner 15000 BTU Ducted?
- I reached out to my tech contact at Atwood to ensure you received confirmed information. You will need only one Wiring Adapter for Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioners - Ducted for your Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - 13.9 Amp - 15,000 Btu - Ducted - White, # AT15028-22 or # AT15033-22 for the black hardshell unit.
view full answer... - Can the Atwood AC Unit part # AT15028-22 Operate Furnace as Well
- I spoke with my contact at Atwood about your question on the Atwood AC Unit part # AT15028-22. She informed me that the # AT15028-22 can operate the furnace, but not with a remote control. A thermostat will have to be wired in for the A/C, and it will also control the furnace.
view full answer... - Furnace Controls for Atwood Air Command 15028-22
- You can regulate the heat by using the furnace button with the Atwood Air Command # AT15028-22. When you press the furnace button, that activates the furnace as your primary heating source. From there, you can adjust the temperature on the touch pad that is wired to the unit. I cannot foresee you having any other problems, you will only need to make sure you can properly wire the Air Command to a 12V power supply, the furnace, and your wall mounted thermostat.
view full answer... - RV AC Unit Similar to Furrion with Heat Strip/Pump
- Furrion at this time does not have heat strips or heat pumps that can be added to their AC units. The most similar AC unit we have with a 15k BTU output is the Atwood Air Command part # AT15028-22 which comes with a heat pump that will help warm up the RV if ever needed.
view full answer... - Replacement Rooftop Air Conditioner for Carrier Brand Air Conditioning System
- For your Carrier Air V, we have a few replacement options for you that will fit in the same location and utilize the Carrier wiring and internal components. These replace the Carrier rooftop AC unit and utilize your Carrier ceiling vent and thermostat. This AC unit does come with a start capacitor to ensure you have the power needed to start your AC even when your shore power doesn't have the best amperage available.
We have the 13,500 Btu # ACCAR135 in white or # ACCAR135B in black.
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- I have the perfect rooftop RV air conditioner with heat pump for you. For this, I recommend using the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump part # AT15028-22 for white and part # AT15033-22 for black.
This Atwood unit can cool or heat up to 360 cubic feet per minute. It has a very low amperage draw of 13.9 amps which will allow you to run several other circuits simultaneously in addition to a 15,000 BTU rating. In comparison to most A/C and heating units that shoot...
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- I spoke with my contact at Atwood regarding the Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump # AT15028-22 referenced in your question. She confirmed that no additional adapter will be needed to replace your Coleman Mach 3 Unit with this new system.
The white ceiling vent, wall-mount thermostat and wireless remote are all included in this product. The dimensions of the air conditioner are 39 inches long x 26-1/2 inches wide x 14-1/2 inches tall.
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- You do not want to use a ducted type air conditioner unit like # AT15028-22 in place of your non-ducted Carrier unit 68RV15102A but we do have a Furrion Chill kit that is a suitable replacement, kit # FAC1511MA-W. This features a soft-start function so that no starting capacitor is needed and the included air distribution box has detachable air filters.
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- The fan on the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner w/heat Pump, Item # AT15028-22, is not meant to run all of the time. There is an auto fan mode setting that would keep the fan constantly running if selected that is similar to your fan mode on your home thermostat. I would check your settings and make sure the fan mode is not engaged.
If still running constantly and this mode is off then contact us and we can look at other troubleshooting options.
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- When installing the Atwood Air Command Rooftop RV Air Conditioner # AT15028-22 you will need to install the included wall-mounted thermostat for proper operation, even if you already have a thermostat in place. We have actually talked with Dometic/Atwood about this in the past and they verified this.
If this is a concern I recommend taking a look at the Advent Air # ACCAR150 instead, which is actually specifically designed to replace a Carrier setup like what you have. Because of this...
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