Campervans & motorhomes
Define the occupied area, roof layout and air distribution. Account for other roof equipment and the space available for internal outlets and return air.
LEISURE & LIGHT COMMERCIAL
Air conditioning for caravans, motorhomes, campers and van conversions.
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Define the occupied area, roof layout and air distribution. Account for other roof equipment and the space available for internal outlets and return air.
Describe the trailer or enclosure, its power supply when connected and disconnected, and the required cooling duration. Confirm all components needed for the installation.
Separate cabin comfort from workspaces, equipment or specialist cargo. Each space needs its own operating requirements and acceptable conditions.
products
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A self-contained electric rooftop air conditioner for suitable vans, motorhomes and sleeper cabs, with separate 12 V and 24 V versions.

An MD-series electric compressor and condenser in one module, for 12 V or 24 V split air conditioning installations.
RTK11 shownRTK4, RTK5, RTK8, RTK11 and RTK12 rooftop A/C assemblies for vehicle and machinery cabins, with compressor requirements specified for each model.
questions
Answers to common selection and installation questions.
Length does not capture glazing, insulation, occupancy or operating conditions. Supply the actual layout and use so the thermal requirement can be reviewed.
Do not substitute one based on the model name alone. Provide the complete nameplate and installation details so the correct replacement can be identified.
Yes. Compare the system layouts or use Find My System, then send an enquiry with the details you know.
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Aircraft: Jelle Vandebeeck, CC BY 2.0. Workboat: Photo: Gordon Leggett / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Caravan: Bahnfrend, CC BY-SA 4.0. Command post: U.S. Army, public domain. These photographs are resized for display and may be cropped to fit the page; the credited photographs retain their original licences. General application photography does not confirm a particular vehicle installation or endorsement.