Can The Advent Air RV Air Conditioner Be Hardwired To An Existing Controller
Updated 05/03/2023 | Published 05/02/2023
Question:
just bought a 13500 advent no directions jus one plug that sticks out the bottom my unit im replacing has no controls in bottom its wire direct do i jus cut plug off and wire the new one direct
asked by: Camping N
Expert Reply:
If you don't have a port to plug in the wiring harness for your Advent Air RV Air Conditioner # ACM135 then you would need to get a new controller and air distribution box. Cutting the connector off would void your warranty and the instruction manual doesn't list the wire functions of the connector so it would be a guess as to where each wire would need to be connected to your current controller.
If you want your controls to be located up on the air distribution box then you'll want part # ACDB. If you'd prefer to have a separate wall controller/thermostat then you'll want part # ACRG15.
Featured Help Information
Miscellaneous Media
Continue Researching
- Search Results: accolkit
- Q&A: Replacing A Dometic RV Air Conditioner Rooftop Unit With An Advent Air Unit
- Q&A: Will Advent Air Conditioner Easily Replace Airxcel Coleman Mach Air Condtioner
- Q&A: Wiring Diagram for Advent Air Conditioner ACM135
- Q&A: Can An Advent Air AC Unit Replace A Dometic Unit With No Air Distribution Box To Access
- Q&A: Installation of Advent Air RV Air Conditioner Replacing Dometic Air Conditioner
- Q&A: Atwood Furnace Quit Working After Install Of New Advent AC Plug & Play
- Shop: Advent Air RV Air Conditioner System - 15,500 Btu - Single Zone - Ducted - White - R32
- Search Results: rv air conditioners
- Shop: Advent Air RV Air Conditioner - 15,500 Btu - Ducted or Non-Ducted - White - R32 - AC Unit Only