Will The Furrion Chill Cube Be A Good Replacement For My Current Dometic Penguin Units?
Updated 07/23/2025 | Published 07/18/2025 >
Question:
2001 Monaco Windsor. Replacing Ducted Dometic penguin 11 both front and rear. No furnace thermostat needed as I have an aquahot system. Think I need FR99TD. Why does FR99TD without a thermostat cast more that the model with a thermostat?
asked by: Jerry C
Expert Reply:
Hey Jerry,
The Furrion Chill Cube Unit # FR99TD would be a solid replacement for your Dometic units you have. In terms of the price Furrion prices their items, I wish I had an explanation as to why, but prices do flucuate day to day. Both options are going to be good replacement systems for your Dometic and run more efficiently.
Are you a full timer in your RV?
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Furrion Chill Cube RV Air Conditioner w Air Distribution Box - Ducted - 18,000 Btu - White
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Jc Y.
7/22/2025
We spend about six months a year in our RV in the United States and the other six months at our home in central old Mexico.