Will Furrion Foam Air Divider FR47AD Help Reduce Noise Of The AC Unit?
Updated 10/07/2026 | Published 09/28/2026
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Furrion Foam Air Divider C-FACT12CA-A01 / FR47AD Does this Air Divider do anything to reduce the noise level of the AC unit as well?
asked by: Steven J
Expert Reply:
Hey there!
The Furrion Foam Air Divider # FR47AD is mainly there to separate the return air from the cooled supply air and improve airflow efficiency. It may help a little with air-related noise since it keeps the airflow directed properly, but it is not specifically designed as a sound-reduction part.
If your main goal is to make the AC quieter, the WackO Products Silencer # WO94FR would be the better option. It is designed for ducted Furrion AC systems and can reduce interior AC noise by about 3-5 dB.
If you have a non-ducted Furrion setup, though, the WackO Silencer won't work with it and there's nothing on the market that will.
What kind of AC setup do you currently have? Is it ducted or non-ducted?
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Steven J.
10/7/2026
I have a ducted system Furrion AC. I will probably use the WackO. I understand there is another diverter out there that can be used in combination with this, but can’t remember name at the moment.