What Wire For Advent Air RV Air Conditioner Provides 12 Volt DC To Thermostat

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I installed an advent 1500BTU air conditioner on my RV. I purchased a control box and a thermostat, everything was purchased from etrailer. I have 120V going to the air conditioner, and I read where it said that 12V should be coming out of the control box. I am not getting any 12V reading from the control box to run the thermostat, how do I fix this issue? Any advise/help you can give me will be greatly apricated.

asked by: Frank S

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For the Advent Air RV Air Conditioner, # ACM150C, the 12 Volt DC output to thermostat is the red wire with white stripe. Ensure you have a solid ground for the green thermostat wire.

expert reply by: Michael R

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Answer 1

Hey Christian, thanks for reaching out! I have a wiring diagram for the Advent Air RV Air Conditioner #ACM150 (see attached), but I unfortunately don't have a photo of the back of the plug itself. You should still be able to follow the diagram…

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Answer 2

In order to replace your Carrier Air V RV Air Conditioner I highly recommend using the Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Carrier Setup part #ACCAR135 for 13,500 Btu's or part #ACCAR150 for 15,000 Btu's. This unit will be the only…

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Answer 3

If your thermostat has a heat setting it's typically for the heat pump, but you can quickly tell by looking at the connector of of the rooftop unit to the zone controller. If it's a 6-pin then it doesn't have a heat pump, but if it's…

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Answer 4

Hey Rocky, The A and B wires for the thermostat are just both labeled as "Data Communication". The relay (controller) #PXXACRG12RB for the #ACRG15 would have a blue 22AWG wire for A and purple 22AWG wire for B. If you're reusing the…

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Answer 5

Advent Air Conditioners like part #ACM135 come with a connector that pairs up directly with the standard 6-wire connector. If you have a 9-wire connector then you need the kit #ACRG15 as well. For wiring I'm attaching some photos of diagrams for…

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Answer 6

Typically if there are two wires running from the furnace to the AC system then it means that the furnace has power already connected to it and it sends that through one of the wires up to the AC until the system calls for heat, at which point the…

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Answer 7

Since you are using shore power, you can replace your Coleman with an Advent 15,000 Btu unit and just need the wiring adapter. I really like the low profile units so I recommend going that route, and you can choose from either White or Black in…

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Answer 8

Hi Nathaniel, Great choice on switching to the Furrion Chill 18,000 BTU! You're going to love the performance and efficiency it brings. One of the biggest advantages of the switch is that Furrion has upgraded their refrigerant from R410A to the…

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Answer 9

This sounds like an issue with the Coleman thermostat/controller. I would recommend changing to the Advent which we have either a Manual Air Distribution Box #ACDB or Thermostat Air Distribution Box #ACRG15.

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Answer 10

I attached a diagram for the thermostat wiring of the Advent AC Unit part #ACM135B for you to check out.

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Answer 11

For the Advent Air Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Dometic Setup, #ACDOM150, to function you will need a 12V supply. In your remodel did you remove the inverter? Because you've made the existing inaccessible, simply run a new circuit from the…

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Answer 12

The Advent Air Conditioner part #ACM135 has a running amperage draw of 15 amps and a starting amperage draw of 45. If you were to use the Start Capacitor for Advent Air RV Air Conditioners #ACMSCKIT too then the start amperage draw would drop down to…

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