Is The Velit 3000R 12K Btu RV Air Conditioner Worth The Extra Cost Compared To 2000R 10K Btu?
Published 08/20/2025
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Is the 3000R worth the price jump compared to the 2000R models?
asked by: Kyle
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Expert Reply:
Kyle, if you’ve got a larger rig or live in really hot climates, yes, the # VE29QV 3000R’s 12k BTUs make a difference. But for smaller vans/campers, the 2000R models like # VE99QV 10K BTU cool plenty and save you weight, noise, and cost. Think about your square footage and your battery capacity.
Also, keep in mind these are for 48V dc battery packs, not 12v like some of the other Velit AC kits.
Other RV owners - did you go with a smaller or larger AC unit?
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Andrew N
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Velit 3000R AC for Vans, Travel Trailers, and Small RVs - Ductless - 12,000 Btu - 48 V DC - White
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- Complete AC System
- Cool Only
- 12000 Btu
- 48V
- Single Zone
- Rooftop
- Ductless
- White
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