1. Mount external unit: Clean roof, apply gasket around the roof opening.
2. Secure with plate: Attach rods to unit base, align and tighten the mounting plate to roof.
3. Install indoor panel: Align with external unit rods, secure tightly.
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Tailored for RVs, campers, trucks, and vans, this air conditioner delivers both cooling and heating, designed for use while driving or parked.
Boasts a 10,000 BTU cooling and 4,500 BTU heating capacity, quickly adjusting your vehicle's temperature for immediate comfort.
Built with inverter technology, the air conditioner adjusts compressor speed based on demand, maintaining steady temperature while minimizing power draw—ideal for saving battery life during off-grid use.
Our rooftop air conditioner weighs just 45lb and stands only 6.3 inches high, reducing vehicle load and wind resistance. This low-profile, lightweight design protects your roof structure, boosts fuel efficiency, and extends your cruising range—all with a simple, streamlined installation.
Features a 12V DC Scroll Compressor and a corrosion-resistant condenser, coupled with quiet, efficient fans and a PTC heater for energy-efficient, consistent climate management.
Equipped with comprehensive protection against overtemperature, undervoltage, overvoltage, and overload, including an undervoltage feature that prevents excessive battery drain.
12V/24V Powered
Heating & Cooling
Variable Speed Technology
Lightweight Lowprofile
Bluetooth Control
Battery Protection
1. Mount external unit: Clean roof, apply gasket around the roof opening.
2. Secure with plate: Attach rods to unit base, align and tighten the mounting plate to roof.
3. Install indoor panel: Align with external unit rods, secure tightly.
Note: Most starter batteries can’t handle the continuous 58A (@12V) draw in Turbo mode. Use a LiFePO₄ battery with a 100A+ BMS or a 1000W+ AC-to-DC converter connected to your power station’s AC output for stable voltage and reliable, worry-free comfort.
Please ensure your roof opening dimensions are within the following parameters:
Also fit standard 14.1 x 14.1 inch rooftop cutouts, ideal for most RVs, vans and campers.
I bought this for my camper van because I wanted an AC that I could run from my 12V battery system without having to use an inverter all the time.
I've had it installed for a little while now and so far it's been working well. The installation wasn't too bad, although running the wiring and getting everything set up took some time. Once I had it connected, the AC started up without any problems.
I've used it mostly at night while camping, and that's where I've been happiest with it. It cools the van down pretty quickly and keeps the temperature comfortable while we're sleeping. The fan isn't too loud either.
I also tested it during some really hot Arizona days. If the van has been sitting in the sun all day, it obviously takes longer to cool down, but that's expected. I added window covers, which helped quite a bit.
I like being able to run the AC directly from my battery setup, especially when we're camping somewhere without hookups. The remote is convenient and the controls are pretty simple.
So far, I'm happy with it and it has been a good addition to my van.
The unit was very easy to install, but the instructions are pretty vague when it comes to changing where the power cable can be moved to as well the installation of the hold down brackets. Maybe some pictures for those that have never installed an RTU on a van.
I have posted very favorable reviews on facebook groups. This is an incredible piece of engineering.
I am a mobile dog groomer, and I needed an ultra efficient air conditioning unit that I could use on the roof of my van so that when I plug into the customer's house I would not trip the circuit. After years of attempting to use a non DC air conditioner, which almost always tripped the circuit of my customers' house, I decided to try the Outequipro DC unit through a converter, and it has worked marvelously! This lightweight AC unit has a slow startup so it never trips the circuit.It has very nice cooling capabilities, lowering the temperature in my van on a sunny day from 100 to 90 in about 30 minutes, which is a more noticeable difference than the numbers appear: the dogs stop panting when I am giving them a haircut. Moreover, it's also very light with a very low profile, and it looks very sharp on the top of my van unlike the typical energy guzzling non DC unit I had in another van.
I bought this particular unit due to the fact that I got instantaneous and qualified advice from the moment I started communicating with Outequippro. All of my questions and concerns were immediately answered by a real life human being right here in the United States of America.
I would say the only downside was the installation, which was quite a bit trickier than we expected. This unit replaced a maxx fan rooftop fan; however, the console of the unit had a gap of about 1/4 inch after the complete installation--which I see is very common with other installers of this unit on the Internet. All I had to do was screw into the ceiling the plastic console and put a light bead of caulk to seal the edges. A more professional look would have been to have 1/4 inch thick frame underneath the lip of the console.
Other than that this unit has so far been very reliable, starts up very slow, cools very rapidly, and is almost whisper quiet: you don't even know it's running-even on turbo speed.FYI, after running the power through an AC to DC converter, the power draw is 7 AC amps on Turbo mode and almost 4 on Eco mode. Highly Recommended!