Velit Smaller AC Unit Recommendation for 2024 ORV 20 BD
Updated 05/19/2026 | Published 05/17/2026
Question:
I am interested in putting this over my bed where my exhaust fan currently sits. The camper 2024 ORV 20 BD is about 20foot and the bedroom is 96inch by 96inch with an 80inch ceiling. I boondock often. I have a generator and 600aH of lithium batteries. I want to go as small and light as I can. Not sure if 6500 will work or if I need the 8000.
asked by: Bret
Expert Reply:
Hey Bret, for as small of a room as you have the Velit 2000R Mini AC part # VE49QV would work great and be just what you are looking for. You wouldn't need more than it's 6,500 btu and it's the smaller and lighter size you are looking for. When sleeping do you are you on just batteries or do you run generator as well?
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Velit 2000R Mini AC for Teardrops and Truck Campers - 6.5K Btu - Non-Ducted - 12V DC - White
- RV Air Conditioners
- Complete AC System
- Cool Only
- 6500 Btu
- Standard Height
- Single Zone
- Rooftop
- Non-Ducted
- White
- Velit
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Bret
5/19/2026
I want to operate on batteries only, if I can.