My 5th wheel has only one AC unit (Dometic Model 59516.711J0). Looking to add the 2nd one so we do not continue to abuse the one during the 90+ degree days. I would assume since there is the 2nd breaker it would already be pre-wired. Would anyone know if it is pre-wired to the front roof vent in the master bed or rear vent in the back bunk area? Also would it also be pre-wired to run off of the one thermostat with the main AC? Appreciate any comments.
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Grand Design usually pre wires to the front bedroom. If you drop the skylight shroud you should see a yellow romex for 120v power, a loop of 14 gauge for 12v power (thermostat and control board), and a brown low voltage cable for the thermostat. The thermostat wire is usually run to the light switch, and you locate the thermostat next to it. They are designed for a dedicated thermostat, and the ducted system. I did my own Coleman unit (had a Dometic in the living room but wanted the quieter Coleman unit), it was a pretty easy install, hardest part was getting it up to the roof. I elected to go with a heat pump unit which has been great in the cool weather. Assuming we have hookups, between it and the fireplace we do not run the furnace until it approaches freezing.Forum moderators are not GD employees--we are volunteers and owners presumably just like yourself. Unless specifically mentioned otherwise, we have nothing to gain should you choose to purchase a product or engage a service we discuss on this forum.
Neil Citro
2018 Reflection 28BH Pepwave
2019 F350 6.7L Long Bed Crew Cab
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Originally posted by ncitro View PostGrand Design usually pre wires to the front bedroom. If you drop the skylight shroud you should see a yellow romex for 120v power, a loop of 14 gauge for 12v power (thermostat and control board), and a brown low voltage cable for the thermostat. The thermostat wire is usually run to the light switch, and you locate the thermostat next to it. They are designed for a dedicated thermostat, and the ducted system. I did my own Coleman unit (had a Dometic in the living room but wanted the quieter Coleman unit), it was a pretty easy install, hardest part was getting it up to the roof. I elected to go with a heat pump unit which has been great in the cool weather. Assuming we have hookups, between it and the fireplace we do not run the furnace until it approaches freezing.
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Originally posted by BigManRV View Post
So am I to understand that you have two different A/C units on your rv
thanksForum moderators are not GD employees--we are volunteers and owners presumably just like yourself. Unless specifically mentioned otherwise, we have nothing to gain should you choose to purchase a product or engage a service we discuss on this forum.
Neil Citro
2018 Reflection 28BH Pepwave
2019 F350 6.7L Long Bed Crew Cab
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