Do You Have A GE Unit 15,000 BTU With A Heat Pump?
Updated 09/02/2025 | Published 06/30/2025 >
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I am interested in the GE 15000 btu unit. Do you offer a unit with heat pump? I have a 13500 btu AC unit Colman 3 and looking to replace it. Regards Jon
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Expert Reply:
Hey Jon,
We do have the GE 15,000 BTU units with a heat pump. We have a ducted and ductless unit. For a ducted unit I recommend # GE85ZR and for a ductless I recommend # GE94RR. Cutout dimensions for RV AC units are standard so you wont have to worry about fitment when replacing the system.
What kind of trailer do you have your current unit on?
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Nick S
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Nick S.
9/2/2025
Hey Jon, Did you decide on the ducted or ductless GE 15,000 BTU unit with a heat pump for your trailer? I'm asking because your experience could help others looking to upgrade their AC units.