What Is The Difference Between Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube FR59TQ and FR67TQ AC Units

Published 09/29/2026

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Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube RV AC w/ Heat Pump & Air Distribution Box - 18K Btu - Ducted - R32

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Question:

Hi, I’m looking at replacing our air conditioner with a Furrion 18k chill cube. What’s the difference between these two products except the price? Thanks Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube RV AC w/ Heat Pump, ADB, and Thermostat - 18K Btu - Ducted - R32 Part Number: FR59TQ Furrion Variable Speed Chill Cube RV AC w/ Heat Pump and Air Distribution Box - 18K Btu - Ducted - R32 Part Number: FR67TQ

asked by: Russell S

Expert Reply:

Hi there Russell.

The main difference is the thermostat setup. Both the # FR59TQ and # FR67TQ use the same 18,000 Btu variable-speed Chill Cube AC with a built-in 17,000 Btu heat pump, and both include the ducted air distribution box and remote.

The # FR67TQ does not require a wall thermostat. The AC and heat pump can be controlled directly from the air distribution box or the included remote, so you would not need to wire it into your existing thermostat.

The # FR59TQ adds a Furrion single-zone wall thermostat and thermostat adapter harness. This gives you a permanent wall control and is also designed to integrate an existing furnace into the Furrion controls.

So, if you're fine controlling the new AC/heat pump with the remote and keeping your furnace on its existing thermostat, the # FR67TQ will work just fine. If you want the Furrion wall thermostat and furnace integration, go with the # FR59TQ.

The current price difference is just how the two kits are priced right now, and promotions can sometimes make one kit cheaper than the other. What AC setup do you have now? Are you currently using a wall thermostat for the AC and furnace, or would you be fine controlling the new Chill Cube with the remote?