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Ducted AC With Variable Speed Compressor and Heat Pump for Jayco 5th Wheel  

Published 04/06/2026

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I have a ducted A/C system and would like to change it to a A/C that uses a variable speed compressor and heat pump. The only choices that I know of is the Greenland Turbo which does not make a version for ducted systems or the Furrion Chill which doesnt have a heat pump. You have 3 numbers for the Furrion, FR99TD, FR39TD, and LC94DX what are the differences. If it makes a difference I have a Jayco fifth wheel.

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Hey Richard, welcome back! The # FR99TD (white) and # FR39TD (black) are complete AC systems and the same aside from the color. The # LC94DX is just the AC unit, but you will need the entire system. Now for the good news, Furrion just came out with a heat pump model this year so you can get everything you're looking for. You can choose from the following based on color:

-Furrion Chill Cube RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - Ducted - 18K Btu - White - R32 # FR67TQ

-Furrion Chill Cube RV Air Conditioner w/ Heat Pump - Ducted - 18K Btu - Black - R32 # FR97TQ

Both of these are complete systems with the rooftop unit, air distribution box, and remote. All of the systems listed above are compatible with the ducted setup in your Jayco 5th wheel.

Where are you headed next with the Jayco? Did you end up adding the Go Power PowerTrak system?

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Richard O.

4/6/2026

Do you have the manuals for the FR67TQ ? That is a long ship date. I went with the original IC-2000 go power inverter, do to space constraints. I talked to go power & they assured me they would honor the warranty on a new unit.

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Robin H.

4/6/2026

@RichardO Furrion still hasn't posted the manual for it so I don't have it right now. It will be the same as the regular Chill Cube aside from the added heat pump. Was there something specific you wanted to know? Shipping is dependent on when we get it from Lippert, they're just now releasing these for aftermarket sales.

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