Do You Still Have the Advent Air Conditioner that is a Replacement for My Carrier Set-Up?
Updated 07/14/2025 | Published 06/30/2025 >
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My RV has a Carrier Air V air conditioner. I read in your forum an Advent ACCAR150 is a direct replacement for the Carrier but I cant seem to find the ACCAR150. Any suggestions?
asked by: Ralph P
Expert Reply:
Hello Ralph,
We are sold out on the Advent ACCAR150. The RV AC refrigerant went from the R410a to the R32 this year, the old R410a parts do not work with the new R32 parts, so you will need a whole new set-up.
The Advent Air Low Profile RV Air Conditioner System - Single Zone - 15,000 Btu - Black - R32 # ADV54QR will come with everything you need for a new set-up. For white # ADV82SR.
If you are in a hurry, we do have the Furrion Chill HE RV Air Conditioner System - Manual - 15,000 Btu - Black - R32 # FR75TD. Just check the ship date before you order to make sure it is still in stock, the AC's are flying off the shelves currently.
Any big adventures coming up? If so, where are you headed?
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Ralph P.
7/14/2025
Hi Kate, Thanks for your response. I have searched a lot for an available ACCAR kit but cannot find one available. I purchased an Advent ADV150 with specs. that states it has the R140a refrigerant. The picture of the ACCAR kit indicates it comes with 4 hold down bolts and a wiring harness. I decided I would purchase the bolts at a different source and make my own wiring harness. I purchased an ACCOL harness to get the proper plug end for the ADV150 AC and will clip off the plug on the other end and splice it into the current Carrier control plugs. I haven't started the project yet, and would certainly rather use the proper ACCAR kit if you could help me find one. Thanks, Ralph P.