Turn a hot, sticky RV into a place you actually want to relax. This Chill Cube AC cools non-ducted spaces and uses a heat pump to take the edge off mild, chilly mornings. The variable speed compressor helps reduce constant cycling.
In a non-ducted RV, cooled air does not travel through ceiling ductwork before reaching the cabin. It comes straight down through the ceiling assembly, so airflow at the unit matters. This Furrion Chill Cube gives you 18,000 Btu of cooling capacity and 340 CFM of airflow to help bring cabin temperatures down in the area where the AC is mounted.
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.
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.
This is the rooftop AC unit only, so it needs compatible Furrion R32 interior components to complete the installation. That may include the correct air distribution box, thermostat, and controls for your ducted or non-ducted layout. Because R32 systems are not backward compatible with Furrion AC systems from 2024 and earlier, confirm your interior components before swapping the unit in. If you're looking for a complete AC system, check out Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - Non- Ducted - 18K Btu - White - R32 or Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - Non-Ducted - 18K Btu - Black- R32.
Replacing a non-ducted rooftop AC means lifting the unit onto the RV, sealing the roof opening, and connecting it to the correct air distribution box and controls. Matching the rooftop unit to the right R32 Furrion components helps avoid fitment issues, 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 AC unit requires a compatible Furrion R32 non-ducted air distribution box and controls, sold separately, to complete installation.
This system is not backward compatible with Furrion AC systems from 2024 and earlier.
R32 refrigerant meets 2025 EPA regulations.
Ratings & Reviews
I am very disappointed with the Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube 18K BTU AC with Heat Pump.
I purchased this unit for my approximately 200-square-foot trailer, expecting an 18,000 BTU air conditioner to have no trouble keeping the space comfortable. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. Even on moderately hot days, the unit struggles to maintain a comfortable temperature. The only way to feel cool is to stand directly under the vent, and the rest of the trailer remains uncomfortably warm.
Given the advertised cooling capacity, I expected much better performance. The variable-speed technology sounded promising, but in real-world use, it simply has not delivered the cooling power I need. For the price and specifications, I expected this unit to cool a 200-square-foot trailer with ease.
Unless there is a defect with my particular unit, I cannot recommend this product based on my experience.
Excellent service, quick delivery, couldn't ask for more!
The unit works great easy to install
They’re quieter and much better tfan
Everything was just like advertised.
Easy to install,easy to use. Very pleas ed!
It is so quiet compaired the Coleman machine ac
Seems to work well install was easy no issues. Added as second ac has made a major difference in cooling ability. Quietest of the rv acs I have had in the past few years.
Shipping was fast, the unit is extremely quiet and works well. Easy to install.
i will purchasing a second one soon.
Quick delivery and install was easy with the video instructions found on YouTube. I would highly recommend this product!
This A/C Unit is much quieter than the GE unit I removed as well as using much less power. I run off my batteries most of the time ad this unit is much more efficient. I cools much better and faster than the GE.
My initial test runs have been successful. It is using more power while ramping up has been a bit of a surprise and runs counter the reviews. Switching to a non-ducted AC in a Winnebago EKKO should prove to be a real winner!
Amazing cooling power, very quiet but not impressed with the functionality of the remote control. I feel like the IR sensor needs to be adjusted possibly due to installation error. I will investigate further to confirm.
We purchased a coleman unit from are local camperland because that what they recommend. After 4 days removed it took back a d bought the furrion from you it is a far superior product. Thanks so much
Wonderful! Adding this 3rd a/c was the best upgrade to our 5th wheel! We live in Florida and would tolerate the 2 a/c units only cooling to 80-83 degrees in the summer heat. We installed the Chill Cube 1 day before our trip to the Keys and enjoyed our time with temps @ 70-74 degrees the whole time! And it would cycle off so no struggling! Love it!
E-trailer delivered early and all boxes were in good shape. All parts and pieces accounted for.
The units themselves are very quiet and work quite well, In the West Texas heat direct sun they keep the temperature about 10-12 above set temp.
Installation was easy, the hardest part is getting on the roof. The only thing is the power wires that are with the unit are short and it's difficult to make them stretch to the connection block.
So far it’s working perfectly!
It was an easy install and it’s much quieter than the old brisk air 2. The best part aside from the cold air, it draws less than 10 amps while cooling!!! Probably more than I needed for a 22’ camper but we spend most of our camping time in the southwest. Also the package was delivered in a timely fashion with no damage. Thanks etrailer!
The Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube RV AC w/Heat Pump & Ceiling Assembly - 18K Btu - Non-Ducted was packaged well and received with no damage. The ADB ships separately.
The Chill Cube replaced a standard ceiling vent in the bedroom of my Forest River Forester 3051 Class C. The unit is much quieter than the factory Dometic ducted unit in the living area.
Installation was simple: Center the roof unit over the vent hole and secure with 4 long bolts to compress the included roof gasket. I had to lubricate the bolts to ensure they didn't cross thread. My 3-1/2 inch roof thickness met the minimum and the opening already had a 2 x 4 frame installed, and required drilling a hole in it on the right rear side for the 12/2 romex. The included power connector seemed like a convenient way to transition from the unit's wiring to the romex,but the screws didn't torque to my liking, so I used Wago connectors instead.
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to tunnel through the foam insulation between the roof and ceiling,so to reach my power source,I surface mounted it on the ceiling using Wiremold to run the romex to a junction box on the wardrobe ceiling. From the junction box, a 12 gauge appliance cord plugs into a 15 amp receptacle which allows me to test and use the Chill Cube immediately until I can add a dedicated 20 amp circuit. The gear mode allows me to choose 50%, about 8 amps, or 75%, about 12 amps.
If necessary, I can plug the Chill Cube into my 3600 watt power station's 20 amp receptacle to quickly cool the rig using turbo mode until then.
I'm very pleased with unit so far as it has no problem cooling the entire RV since it blows through the rear bedroom doorway into the front living area. The oscillating air output distributes the cold air nicely.
The remote control IS the thermostat, and must be in line of sight for Follow Me mode to work properly.
There is no wifi or app control, but adding a Cielo Breeze Max Smart Thermostat can fix that.
From the performance of this unit, I plan to replace the Dometic unit with a ducted Chill Cube, which should allow me to run both units at 50% pulling the same power that the Dometic alone pulls. A game changer for a 30amp RV.
Got delivered in good condition, can't wai to install it on the trailer
I have many years in the HVAC industry, and I was apprehensive about installing a new unit. I have found out that there is a difference between construction and RV builds.
I can say that this was a very easy install. All you need is 120 volt ac power and a standard 14" opening and your golden. Condensate drainage is not an issue since the unit uses it to help cool the condenser.
The variable speed of the unit is a very nice touch also. It helps with keeping the sound level down.
By far the hardest part is getting unit on the roof.
MCA/MOCP - should be same wiring & breaker as a 12k AC. Bump capacity 50%. Now Toyhauler will actually pull down...Last month in LV, came back to trailer @ 90 deg in afternoon - ran AC nonstop & was only able to cool to 78, even running for hrs.
Just testing on hot days at home, 90 to 72 is no prob in under an hr. Then variable speed drops compressor & fan to maintain temp. VERY noticeable difference in sound.
One option that is SUPER handy but almost skimmed over - button to drop capacity to 75% or 50% immediately. WAY helpful if youre running something else power hungry. Was PITA with old AC, Honda 3000 would run AC, microwave kick on and it'd groan but manage to keep running...the dang portable ice maker when it was hot out & AC running full out - tripped breaker when starting up..and that's when you need ice the most!
Air fryer, no go if AC was running...I rush kicked breaker every time.
No more - hit the 50%/75% button...keep chugging along, and no diving under the bed to reset breakers.
Only complaint- its not sold with the Air Distribution box...that sucker needs to be included, as it wont work without it...extra $150 or so
Overall, can swap the entire unit out in an hr, only needed my multi screwdriver...if youre looking to boost the AC output...plus heat pump...quieter wouldn't hesitate to purchase again.
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