RV Air Conditioners

RV air conditioners here include OutEquipPro and Nomadic Cooling 12V DC rooftop and split units, and range from the Dometic Penguin II 15,000 BTU low-profile rooftop unit, available ducted or non-ducted for standard 14-inch by 14-inch roof openings, to the Cybertake S2 Pro portable camping air conditioner and heater rated at 5,100 BTU for tents, campers, or spaces without rooftop access.

Measure your existing roof opening before ordering the Dometic rooftop unit, since ducted and non-ducted configurations use different interior trim, and check the Cybertake's power draw against your generator or inverter if you plan to run it off-grid. Orders ship from Upland, California, with free 30-day returns on a prepaid label.

For a rooftop unit with a built-in heat pump, see the Eco-Cool range: the non-ducted Free Blow and the Ducted V2, both 15,000 BTU with 12,000 BTU heat-pump heating. Guides: Eco-Cool Free Blow vs Ducted V2 and Eco-Cool vs Dometic Penguin II 15K.

RV air conditioner guides: RV Air Conditioner Sizing Guide: BTU by Camper Length · Dometic Penguin II 13500 vs 15000 BTU: Which AC Do You Need? · How to Replace an RV Rooftop Air Conditioner · RV Air Conditioner Parts: Soft Start & 12V AC Guide

What size RV air conditioner do I need?

Size it to the RV length and your climate: shorter trailers often run on 13,500 BTU, longer coaches or hot climates call for 15,000 BTU or a second unit. See RV AC sizing by length.

Can I run my RV air conditioner on a small generator?

A soft starter cuts the start-up surge so many rooftop units run on a smaller generator. See RV AC soft start and power requirements.

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