[Gem930]

Jack, I’m with you on being comfortable!!!! My coach is actually only a three slide, but you are correct. Not very well insulated. My ACs are both working fine although one compressor seems to be pulling more amperage than the other three. My main reason for doing this was to try and get some more storage space, so doing ACs on the roof would certainly accomplish that. I have 300 amp hours at 48 V and 3200 watts of solar so idea of running the ac without being plugged in or running the generator (even if only for a few hours) is nice. I did do some research and there are some 48 V 13,000 BTU units that look pretty interesting (Countrymod) and I got up on top and I probably could work them around my Solar. Unfortunately, one of them would be in the rear bath which, while not ideal, would probably work OK as long as the door was open, they are inverter units and quiet, which was my other requirement. I think I can fit three units on the couch - one above the rear bath one in the middle at the kitchen area and one directly over the driver and passenger seat I would have to come up with some creative ducting for that one to go down and come out where the TV used to be mounted. Just wondering if three 13,000 BTU units would be enough to cool the coach.??? When Newell started putting roof ACs on their coaches are there three and if so, what size are they?