Recommended Replacement AC Unit for a Jayco Jay Flight 26BHS
Updated 07/30/2025 | Published 06/27/2025 >
Question:
We are looking to replace our AC unit, which is ducted and has a wall thermostat. Is this the correct model or is there one that is simpler? I have a Jayco JayFlight 26bhs, only need 13,500 btu
asked by: Kathie
Expert Reply:
Hey Kathie, thanks for reaching out!
The 13.5K Btu Furrion Chill HE RV Air Conditioner System # FR25TD is an excellent choice to replace the AC on your Jayco Jay Flight 26BHS. I really like the reliability and performance of the Chill HE units, so I know you'll definitely be happy with the results!
Are you planning on installing the new AC unit, or are you going to have a shop do it?
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Furrion Chill HE RV Air Conditioner System - Single Zone - 13,500 Btu - Black - R32
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- 13500 Btu
- 115V
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Kathie
7/2/2025
We are going to do it ourselves, we are pretty handy like that. I just did not want to get something that would be overkill in terms of BTU’s and start up needs. From what I’ve seen it looks like a doable task. Thanks for confirming the 13.5 K is the way to go.