RV Air Conditioner

In the market there are various RV air conditioners that you definitely have to know before buying one. They are grouped into ducted and non ducted ones. Non- Ducted air conditioners blow cold air into a trailer directly from the unit while the ducted ones blow air from the interior into the space.

RV air conditioners that have no duct basically have control units at the right side of the air conditioner. There are also RV air conditioners that combine both cooling and heating that are mounted on the roof. The easiest RV air conditioners to fix are ducted ones, they have a space that you can easily mount it and you are good to go.

Ducted air conditioners provide more head room and are the ones that come fixed with aerodynamics that bolt at the roof. This means that air is passed through the roof or ceiling of your home.

Before you hurry to get an air conditioner, there are certain things that you need to know in order to get the right one. An RV air conditioner is looked in terms of BTU that are needed to cool your RV. The size of your RV will determine how many BTU's you will need to effectively cool your home.

It is also essential to read all the details that pertain to the installation of your air conditioner. If you find you don't quite understand something, the internet is a great tool to help you.

Above everything make sure that you get the best quality of air conditioner in the market. It's important to remember that every air conditioner goes through normal wear and tear if they are not properly cared for. It is good to clean air filters every two weeks, this will unclog the air and will help with cooling down your living space.

Condenser fins are another aspect to look at; they should always be clean and clear. If you see that they are dirty, then you should carefully remove them and clean them with a blower. The condenser coils are also something that needs looked at but very carefully. You will save money by ensuring that your air conditioner is well taken care of.