Does the Furrion Chill Cube Variable Speed Unit Require a 12V Connection?
Updated 07/29/2026 | Published 07/22/2026
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Do i need to have a 12 volt power source for this unit. Non ducted ADB with remote
asked by: Steve B
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Expert Reply:
Hi Steve,
The Furrion Chill Cube Variable Speed RV AC System w/ ADB & Remote - 18K Btu - Non-Ducted - White - R32 Part # FR59TD doesn't require a 12V connection in addition to the 115V of shore power. If you're wanting to wire the unit to a wall thermostat in addition to the remote, the thermostat will require 12V power to power it.
Are you planning on running your Furrion AC off of shore power or batteries?
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Claire H
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Furrion Chill Cube Variable Speed RV AC System w/ ADB & Remote - 18K Btu - Non-Ducted - White - R32
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Dan S.
7/29/2026
I only connected the 120 vac to both of the ChilCubes I installed. One Ducted, and one Non-Ducted I use the remote as the T stat. The only problems I have is that the old Dometic ducted AC shared a wall T stat with propane furnace and now has an Error msg E1 on it and furnace won’t work? We don’t camp in the winter so the fireplace heat is enough on cool days? Will eventually install a new T stat just for the furnace.