Air Conditioner Replacement Recommendation for 2011 Itasca Meridian 34Y
Published 10/02/2023
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Question:
we have a 2011 itasca merian V 34y it has two heat pump/ air conditioners, the rear air is not working, what unit do you have to replace it
asked by: Steve W
Expert Reply:
I don't have a way to know what specific AC units you have on your 2011 Itasca but we most likely have a solid unit that would work well as a replacement. If you have a Dometic unit know you could use the Advent Air RV AC unit part # ACDOM135B which was designed to replace a Dometic. This means it will plug right into your current wiring and allow you to use your current controls and wiring connectors. If you have a Carrier unit instead we have the part # ACCAR135B, or a Coleman you'd want the part # ACCOL135B.
Then to add a heat strip you'd just need the part # ACMHD and you'd be set.
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