Velit 2000R 48V DC Rooftop RV Air Conditioner 8,000 BTU, Gray

Has been great so far only thing is i cant change the Temp display from C-F

So far I have used this unit for the past month in weather up to 120° in my express work/play van and it has been able to keep my van at a reasonable temp (85 to 90) even in direct sunlight. It can actually keep it cold inside if I wanna pull a little more power on turbo. We usually are in and out of the van getting tools while doing solar and lithium installs in the field. I will say that the hot weather makes the amperage consumption a little more than usual but that it to be expected. It has only been turned off once in the past month by me and does a great job on eco overnight to keep things ready for the morning while running off shore power. I recommend VELIT 100% and will be another for the next van I get.

I installed this unit over the bed of our 19’ 5th wheel. It fit perfectly in the same location as the vent fan that was previously installed. It does not make it cold in our rv, but cuts the temperature by 20-30 degrees. That is a plus because we installed it only with the hope of being cool while we sleep and it accomplishes that with ease! Installation was pretty straightforward and delivery in the custom wooden crate was impressive and gave me confidence that it was a quality product and that the company cared about its customers and products. This was a great purchase and I already recommended it to a friend that purchased one as well!

We needed a solution to combat the high heat and humidity of the Guatemalan jungle. I installed the Velit AC unit a year ago and it had exceeded our expectations. I did have an issue about a month ago with the unit throwing off an error code and the compressor wouldn’t start. I contacted Ben in support and he immediately responded with the solution…a loose screw. The one complaint I have is that in fixing the loose screw I had to remove the cover AC cover. In doing so I found that the plastic cover and gasket that protects the screw terminals on the compressor was mangled and cracked. That should have been corrected at the factory. Ben did send me a replacement cover.

Very well priced and seems to be working great. On an 80 degree day it was pumping out 55 and on a 93 degree day it was pushing 70-75 at startup. Compared to my Coleman Mach 8 120V unit, this is much, much quieter. I installed the Velit a/c using the Diyvan roof adapter, gasket and a 3/4" spacer. My ceiling is 1/4" T&G attached directly to the roof pillars on a '23 Sprinter. Very happy with the roof adapter and gasket (feels really sold) but I'd probably use a 1/2" spacer or even none at all next time. The adapter and gasket raise it enough in my van. My only suggestions for future models would be 1) the rods holding the unit in place screw into nuts attached into ABS plastic instead of the steel base of the unit. That should be changed. 2) there are two inline fuses right up against the unit. If either ever needed to be replaced, you would likely have to remove the bracket to get access to it. There should be a better way to access them, and 3) a white and black color option of the interior unit would be nice. All in all, very happy I chose this unit.

Love the unit

Replaced my nearly new Dometic Penguin A/C unit with the Velit 2000R. The Velit installation in my 2021 Sprinter was actually easier than removal of the Dometic. I am a retired mechanical/electrical/software engineer so no stranger to HVAC. I found the Velit to be well built. So the remote isn't the highest quality but it does the job. But I didn't buy it for the remote. The components are high quality; the rooftop sealing gasket was virtually a duplicate of the original Dometic and the unit occupies less rooftop real estate which helped the installation process, improved aerodynamics and increased my solar view. Once installed and connected to 400 ah LiFePo4's supported by 300 watts solar we were in business. I live in Moab, UT where we have been 100 deg or more every day for the entire month of July. (It's a dry heat!) Obviously the Velit has to work hard (Turbo mode) to cool the Sprinter down after sitting in 108 deg sun all day. But if started in the morning when temps are about 75-80 deg, Eco mode is pretty efficient with little battery drain. The reduced noise level alone makes it worth the price - a considerable improvement over the Dometic. Overall, a great product at a reasonable price!

This is the the easiest installation you will ever do 14x 14 nice!!! take Max Air fan out drip a Velit in all done you get everything you need in the box not like other companies , they sale you the ac unit and then you have to buy everything you need to install the unit ( not good ) very impressed with Velit air conditioner love it !!! 10 stars

The unit went in where my Maxaire fan was. Fit perfect and works great in the Sprinter 144. Watch for the install video on YouTube at Cyclone Custom. The crate it came in was so nice I kept the wood. Price is great, works as good as a Dometix RX20000. All install hardware is included except I made my own shroud out of all.

Works great, just got back from a Florida keys road trip and kept our van cool in 90 degree temps. Able to leave our dogs inside no problem.

The last one got here quick and installation was great! Very happy with the product!

All work as advertised. Thank you for selling an awesome unit that fills my needs nicely.

So my name is Jacob, and I own a mobile repair business. I was installing this unit for a client of ours. Let me just say this was the investment for the problem my client had. They are happier than ever, and we all can say we highly recommend Veilt!

As the tittle says, it does blow cold but when (I assume) the compressor turns on there is high pitch almost whing noise. You can hear it cycle on and off, I can live with that but can be a little annoying

Recently camped for 3 days with 104-degree heat. The A/C worked better than expected. I didn't think the A/C would run on my batteries all night. We had it set on eco mode at 66 degrees, and to our surprise, the A/C used very little electricity while keeping us cool.