Best Soft Start For Dometic Duo Therm Brisk 1 AC
Updated 08/03/2026 | Published 07/28/2026 >
Question:
Hi, thinking of putting a soft start on my RV I have a Dometric Duo-Therm Brisk 1 13.500 btu model 57915.751 and product 991761880 and serial 91420542 up to 30 amp. Aso looking at a soft start on my Air conditioning home unit its a Coleman 9000 BTUs 80 single stage furnace on a 4-ton coil and condenser 40 amp
asked by: Jose V
Expert Reply:
Hey Jose, thanks for reaching out. We do have a soft start you can use with your Dometic Duo-Therm Brisk 1 AC unit. Here is what I recommend:
- SoftStartRV Soft Start for Single Zone Air Conditioner Setup - Qty 1 # SSR54FR
This will work great for your RV AC unit to reduce the amount of power required to get it started.
I'm sorry to say we do not offer soft starts for residential AC units.
Where do you like to camp, and how hot does it usually get there?
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SoftStartRV Soft Start for Single Zone Air Conditioner Setup - Qty 1
- RV AC Soft Start
- 30 Amp
- Hardwired
- No Surge Protection
- Single AC
- SoftStartRV
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