Habitation air con
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Habitation air con
Can anyone tell me where the 240 volt feed is for fitting air con in kitchen vent, is it pre wired.
Glenny54- Member
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Re: Habitation air con
Don't bother. I've had 2 Aircon units fail. Fit a MaxxFan instead. Easier to get 12V to it than mains voltage
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Re: Habitation air con
A max fan would be pretty useless in a Corinium though, at nearly eight metres.inspiredron wrote:Don't bother. I've had 2 Aircon units fail. Fit a MaxxFan instead. Easier to get 12V to it than mains voltage
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Re: Habitation air con
If your kitchen vent is in the middle of your van then I would strongly disagree that it would be useless. I have an EK Nuevo at almost 6m and it is fitted in the rear rooflight by the kitchen. I fitted it because we often had to open the habitation door to stop the smoke alarm activation when cooking. I have been AMAZED at its efficiency. 30 to 50% air flow while cooking, 10% totally silent on hot nights and 100% (noisy) for a short blow through. Even at 50% the effect can be felt by the front of the lounge area. Others who have fitted one will present similar views.
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Re: Habitation air con
Having the Aircon fitted next month, got a good deal on a truma compact.inspiredron wrote:If your kitchen vent is in the middle of your van then I would strongly disagree that it would be useless. I have an EK Nuevo at almost 6m and it is fitted in the rear rooflight by the kitchen. I fitted it because we often had to open the habitation door to stop the smoke alarm activation when cooking. I have been AMAZED at its efficiency. 30 to 50% air flow while cooking, 10% totally silent on hot nights and 100% (noisy) for a short blow through. Even at 50% the effect can be felt by the front of the lounge area. Others who have fitted one will present similar views.
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Re: Habitation air con
Glad it has worked for you. For interest which Truma and how much will it cost?
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Re: Habitation air con
Aventa comfort, £1800 fittedinspiredron wrote:Glad it has worked for you. For interest which Truma and how much will it cost?
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