Cover for Dometic Blizzard 9108750542

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Can you please tell me what winter air conditioning cover I would need for a Dometic 9108750542 15k BTU air condioner? It is the original air conditioner that came on our 2015 Keystone Montana 3910FB fifth wheel. Thank you for your help. Todd

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Hi Todd; it looks like that is a Dometic Blizzard. The # CAM45399 is for the Brisk II which I believe is a little smaller. I don't have the exact dimensions of that AC unit but you may be able to use the Camco RV Vinyl Air Conditioner Cover for Dometic and Brisk Air Models # CAM45392. This measures 27" Wide x 13" High x 35" Long so you can measure your AC unit to see if it will fit.

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Robin H.

12/8/2025

Hey Todd, did the Camco vinyl air conditioner cover end up fitting your Dometic Blizzard unit? Once you measured it out, I’m curious if the size worked as expected. Your update could make it easier for others with the same setup.

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