Get dependable RV climate control from GE Appliances. Pick low-profile choices in ducted or ductless layouts and 13,500 or 15,000 Btu, with or without a heat pump to suit your setup. These R32 systems are complete replacements with an air distribution box and a thermostat; if your roof is 2-3" thick, verify mounting parts and clearances during installation.
Yes—verify power and fuses if it won't start; DC fuses can be mislabeled. Look for two white wires tucked in the unit that connect to the control box. The electrical box may need to tilt through a 6" x 6" opening if the box is about 6" x 6 5/8". If adding a new thermostat, be ready to run a thermostat wire. A soft-start can reduce startup noise and help with generator use.
No, GE Appliances RV ACs aren't plug-and-play for older R410A systems. Everything switched to R32, so a complete replacement is necessary. Plan on using the included AC unit, air distribution box, and wall thermostat. Choose the correct setup by matching ducted or ductless, capacity, and color.
Match GE Appliances options to your RV: choose ducted or ductless, then pick capacity like 13,500 Btu or 15,000 Btu, and your color. Low-profile systems with heat pumps are available, and some 13.5k options are high efficiency. If your rig lacks an air distribution box, plan for that during install.
Confirm thin-roof fit before mounting. Check long bolt length so it doesn't hit the fan shaft; shorten if needed. Verify the baffle between air chambers doesn't press into the styrofoam; trimming and sealing gaps with foil tape may be required. A different plate for thinner roofs may be available. Remove the EPP evaporator cover to access wires.
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