Can Velit RV AC Unit part # VE49QV Install on 2016 Wolfcreek 850
Updated 07/28/2026 | Published 07/23/2026
Question:
Has anyone installed on 2016 Wolfcreek 850 truck camper? It comes ready for A/C installation.
asked by: Melanie
Expert Reply:
Hey Melanie, the AC prep of your 2016 Wolfcreek 850 truck camper has a 120 volt power supply ran to it and the Velit 2000R Mini AC for Teardrops and Truck Campers # VE49QV is 12 volt as it was more or less intended for campers that don't have AC prep. As long as you don't mind running a power wire to a 12 volt source like a battery this will work great. If you can trace where the 120 volt wire connection is ran (probably to a distribution panel) you can take it and run it to a 12 volt power source. Is there a roof vent currently in place right now?
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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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