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
Powerful Capacity
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.
Very easy to install compact design and low wattage drain is top notch.
Ice cold and kinda quiet.
I🤫 installed in a 1999 Ram Van. It is perfect for one and maybe a cat...
From start to finish prep work and install total 8 hours.
I first started by moving my existing 3 ea 100watt solar panels out of the way. Then removing my fan unit from the 14”x14” cutout cleaning area around cutout for mounting gasket. I then rerouted the power cable to be installed through the inside of unit. It was easier than expected to do this and went smoothly. Once I got the unit on top of van leaving it in the box to move up the latter without scratches I placed the 14”x14” gasket in place and caulked around lower edges.
Placed unit in cutout with ease of alignment. It was a bit of work to rout my cables with existing interior sealing in place but carefully completed that. Probably in the end that’s what took the longest time. Happy to say everything went well with following the manual and watching a few installs on youtube planing ahead for each step to take while installing. I also was able to mount my existing solar panels forward of the AC unit leaving plenty of room for the unit to keep cool while running.
We recently replaced our rear Maxxair fan on our 2015 Ram ProMaster 159.
We used the existing 14x14 hole in the roof.
There are several options for installing the two 6 gauge power wires for the unit.
We chose to run the power cord through the A/C unit, to avoid putting another hole in our roof.
We were able to successfully run the wires through the unit, and across our finished ceiling down to our battery bank.
We have a 400 AH lithium bank, 400 watts of solar on the roof and a 40 AH DC/DC charger.
So far, the air conditioner is extremely efficient, quiet
and effective at cooling.
I have done some cooler weather testing with the heater.
It is effective at heating the rear portion of the van.
It is not recommended for a primary source of heat.
Pros and cons:
Outequip pro 10,000 Btu AC w/heater
Pros:
-Price, less than $800.00 w/ heater. (With discount codes and rebates).
-Easy install, fits current 14x14 standard rooftop openings.
-Ability to re-route power cord through existing opening, avoiding unnecessary holes in roof.
-Sleek, small, lightweight, low profile design.
-Low amp draw, high output variable compressor.
-Heating and air conditioning in one unit.
10,000 btu AC, 4500 Btu (supplemental) heater.
-Quiet unit, low decibel rated.
-Good customer service.
-Highly rated, great reviews.
-Many online reviews and installation videos for reference.
Cons:
-Larger battery bank needed. Personal recommendation minimum is 400 AH lithium battery bank.
-External gasket could be better.
-Installation instructions and guide materials are vague. Better to watch YouTube videos to see installation instructions.
-Some customization may be required. I.e. buying longer screws, cutting screws that are too long, etc.
-Remote control could be better, unnecessary buttons for other models.
-No App/bluetooth capability.
-Loud beep when switching modes, no volume control.
-No light button on control panel, no adjusting light level.
Things I would like to see on next generation models:
-App/bluetooth capabilities.
-Better remote. More specific to purchased unit. No unnecessary buttons for other products.
-Light button on control board, ability to have lighting modes, I.e. low, medium, high.
-Volume control for switching modes, beep is currently loud. Would like to see a silent mode.
Summary:
Personal current rating: 9.6 excellent
So far, highly recommended.
Check out our YouTube channel for our full installation video including removing the existing MaxxAir fan.
Hi Greg,
Thank you so much for taking the time to share such a detailed, thoughtful, and balanced review of your OutEquipPro 10,000 BTU A/C with heater.
We’re thrilled to hear that you’re happy with the cooling and heating performance, as well as the low noise level and efficiency. Below are a few notes and clarifications on the points you mentioned:
Gasket Design
Each unit comes with a pre-cut 14×14 inch square gasket for standard rooftop openings, plus an additional extended gasket for larger or customized openings. This setup helps ensure flexibility for different opening.
Installation Guide & Video
We provide a printed installation manual in the box, and a full installation video is available on our website. You can also contact our support team anytime for a direct link or step-by-step guidance.
Installation Manual: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0767/1794/9236/files/summit2_installation_guide.pdf
Installation Video: https://cdn.shopify.com/videos/c/o/v/66b41fc86846410eaf3ad550e36044d1.mp4
Screw Length Adjustment
If your installation requires longer screws, we offer an extension kit that can be purchased separately. The link:https://outequippro.com/products/summit-2-rooftop-ac-extension-kit?_pos=2&_psq=kit&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Remote Control Features
Each function on the remote is active and included to accommodate various user preferences and regional configurations.
Bluetooth Control (Optional Upgrade)
Our current standard units do not include Bluetooth connectivity. However, we do offer an optional Bluetooth control board, which can be purchased and installed to enable app-based control.
Beep Sound When Switching Modes
The beep is an intentional safety confirmation sound indicating that a remote command has been received. If you’d like to lower the volume, you can gently cover the small black buzzer on the indoor control panel with tape or foam — this reduces the sound level without affecting performance.
Control Panel Lighting
You can toggle the LED panel light using the “Light” button on your remote. To turn the display screen lighting on or off, use the “LED” key — it switches the indoor display illumination.
We truly appreciate your suggestion list — your ideas about app integration, lighting adjustment, and sound control are all being shared with our engineering team for future model improvements.
Thank you again for being part of the OutEquipPro community and for your great contribution. We’re so glad your installation went smoothly and that you’re sharing your experience with others.
Je suis au Canada et j'ai acheté cet unité OutEquip, modèle Summit 2 avec chauffage pour l'aménagement de ma VanLife Promaster.
C'est un excellent achat avec un rapport qualité/prix imbattable.
Les instructions sont claires à suivre et l'installation est très simple. En plus, ce qui est idéal est que nous pouvons utiliser l'ouverture de 14''x14'' existante.
L'unité sur le toit est compacte et sa fixation au toit assure une solidité.
Son utilisation est facile. Le niveau de bruit à l'intérieur est très acceptable.
Je recommande l'option de l'élément de chauffage, toujours pratique d'avoir un peu de chauffage au besoin car nous utilisons la van seulement durant 3 saisons. L'hiver est froid au Canada.
J'ai fait beaucoup de recherche, même sur des sites chinois mais aucun n'offrait autant d'informations, d'instructions d'installation détaillée, de notoriété d'entreprise, de service à la clientèle, de support et de prix compétitif que OutEquipPro.
I installed this on a sprinter van. fits in 14in x 14in RV opening. The process to install was as follows
1: clean opening, install gaskets
2: Drop AC unit from top, had to route the power cables through the housing so it would drop through the hole vs make another hole in my roof. You do have to drill into the foam housing on the AC if you want to route it this way. Would be nice if there was an option where you didn't have to drill new holes. Wire cables straight to 12v batteries ( i have 200AH)
3. Bolt the ac with the metal clamps on the inside. Make sure to tightening to spec or you risk stripping the bolt inserts. Also, the torque rating in the Manual currently provided is not correct ("Tighten to a torque of 4.5–5.6 Nm (3.3–4.2 lb-ft)", as speaking to customer support verified that the manual I received was for the last generation model and they are working on updating the manual. They also sent me the correct torque rating which is 1–1.5 N·m for anybody curious.
This definitely was a bummer as I tightened to the torque spec in the manual and they still stripped out. I reached out for support and they sent me some replacement inserts and i had to epoxy them in which ultimately worked, but added unnecessary step to this process.
This is Thus why the 4 stars not the 5.
Customer service was quick and I hope they update this issue so no one else has to deal with that issue.
4: install plastic vent cover and plug in ribbon connectors. Turn on AC and it works.
All in all, the AC works good so far and was easy enough to install aside from the unexpected step of stripping bolts due to misinformation in the manual.