Furrion Chill Cube Non Ducted AC with Oscillating Air Distribution Box for Improved RV Airflow  

I don't know of a different ADB, but I'd be interested. In my small Wildwood X-Lite the ChillCube does great at projecting forward and keeping me cool at night. The rear bathroom does get quite warm compared to my old Coleman that sent air both directions. I will say though that the unit is quiet!! I used to have to turn off the Coleman AC if I was on the phone. Not the case with the ChillCube.

@John N , the following portion of Heather A 's is the one to focus on "According to Furrion, the vent projects air ***forward*** but oscillates to move air throughout the vehicle and across a wider area than standard air distribution boxes.". When compared to an ADB that simply dumps straight down it does cover a wider area, bit if you're watching the fan louvers in a video of this unit, you'll see they essentially move from near closed to open at a 90 degree angle. So you'll get decent coverage directly under the unit, and the front of the camper from the point the A/C is installed, but not behind it. In your Rpod 171 , the A/C is sitting almost perfectly above the axle, so starting with the fridge and working through to the front of the RV where the dinette is, would get the air most directly from this unit. You could have a fan that you plug in to try and push that air towards the back, but otherwise you're relying on the air in the RV to eventually equalize for the rear to be as cool as the front.

John, Not sure exactly what your question is about alternative Air Box, but the folks at eTrailer should be able to answer what products are available. I have a 35’ fifth wheel camper and replaced the noisy Dometic 13K BTU Ducted with the Chill Cube 18K BTU Ducted model. Also replaced an exhaust fan in front of the bedroom with an 18K Non ducted (Oscillating) air box. These are Awesome products, so quiet, and energy efficient. I can put both on at the same time in the Dehumidifier Mode in my driveway on a 15 amp circuit and it won’t trip the breaker. Usually do this prior to a camping trip while loading my stuff. There are also reduced power option settings for Boondoggle trips. I use the hand held remote s for the thermostat in the Follow Me setting. Highly recommended product!

Thanks Heather, and thanks to the other owners who have replied as well. I had a chance to see / hear a Chill Cube in action this past weekend in a friend's class C. There is no doubt that it's a quieter and more power efficient unit than the Chill unit we currently have. But, I'm disappointed that Furrion doesn't have other ADB options available. As Matthew R. pointed out, our AC is centrally located, and the Chill cube would blow air towards the front half of the camper. But the bed in the back would require additional fans to help move air from the front of the camper to the back sleeping area at night. In hot southern summers, that's inconvenient. Considering our current AC is only 2 years old and functions as designed, it's challenging to spend so much money when we'll fix 1 problem (noise), but create a different problem (air flow direction). I'll keep an eye out to see if either Furrion designs an additional ADB option, or if another company's inverter AC will meet our needs better. Thanks again for the input!

I have the 18k chill cube in a 2025 keystone 360mbi, and I know what manufacture says about air flow, and yes it does move about 90% forward, and 20% to the back when oscillation is on, but on a unit with two slides it does not move any air to the sides. And with most units having there seating on the sides in the slides it becomes a hot spot to sit, or if you want cool air you must stand in the middle of the floor. Would have been nice if in there design they made provisions to move air to the sides. And as aside note the 18k chill cube non ducted only has a 9500 but compressor, so factory rating is almost twice what the unit can produce.