RecPro RV Air Conditioner Low Profile 13.5K Non-Ducted | Heating or Cooling Option | RV AC Unit | Camper Air Conditioner…

Summer is the perfect time for taking an RVing trip. Whether you love to visit the ocean, park your rig at an RV park, or boondock in the middle of nowhere, summer is a terrific time to do so. One of the big concerns with camping during the warmer seasons, however, is hot warm it can get. In an RV, the small space can make heat and humidity feel even worse than it is. While you can open your windows and turn on a fan, this will only do so much and can leave you feeling stifled and overheated. If you really want to cool your rig and yourself down, then an RV air conditioner is the way to go. The problem with most RV AC units is that it’s loud, sucks up energy, and just doesn’t work as well as you want it to. We’ve thought about this problem and have come up with a solution. This RV air conditioner is significantly quieter than most RV AC units, leaving you cooler without the noise. It also uses fewer amps, saving you energy and money.

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With all of the amazing qualities of this RV air conditioner, you may be tempted to rely solely on it to keep your RV cool. There are a few tips, however, that will help to keep you cool and lessen the strain on your air conditioner. First, close all the doors, windows, and skylights. Or course this doesn’t quite work if there is a nice breeze, but if the outside is blazing hot, you don’t want it to make its way inside.

Next, close the curtains and open up the awning to keep the heat of the sun from warming up your RV interior. If possible, park under a shady area. Cook outside when possible to keep the cooking from warming up your rig. To keep the energy usage down and leave more for the air conditioning unit, turn off any unnecessary appliances and, rather than turning the AC unit off during the cooler parts of the day, simply turn it down. This prevents frequent starting and stopping

If you know an upcoming day is going to be specifically hot, turn the AC unit on during the cooler parts of the morning so it can adjust to the temperature gradually instead of immediately working on high speed. With these tips, you can keep your RV air conditioner working better for longer and keep yourself and your RV cooler.