24.3 feet RV: one AC without ducts?

[brightsky]

24.3 feet RV: one AC without ducts (13,500 BTU Non-Ducted Roof A/C). Will it work? Some small RVs under 25 feet have ducted AC. The nice thing about ducted AC is that you can direct cool air flow.

[Midnightmoon]

It shouldn't be an issue. My 22BHM has a non-ducted 13.5K BTU air conditioner an it works very well.

[JaycoMLOK]

I think you'll be fine. I've been in larger with the same without issues.

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by brightsky

24.3 feet RV: one AC without ducts (13,500 BTU Non-Ducted Roof A/C). Will it work?

They were all built that way for decades.

[Tunce the traveler]

My hybrid (when expanded) is 28 ‘ and I have no problems with the one A/C.

[2edgesword]

We had a KZ Spree Escape that was about the same size and had no issues with one ductless 13.5k A/C unit.

[Jagiven]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

My hybrid (when expanded) is 28 ‘ and I have no problems with the one A/C.

X2, our 23B, has never had an issue, even 100+ days. We can direct the air with the adjustable fins.

[Thomson]

I full timed in a 24' Fleetwood Wilderness for 6 years and had no problems keeping cool. In the fall when it got cold at night and hot during the day I ran the A/C at 80 and the heater at 75. There was enough deadband that they never ran at the same time.