RecPro RV Air Conditioner 15K | Quiet AC | 110-120V | Heat Pump and Cooling | Easy Install | All-in-One Unit | For Camper, Fifth Wheel, Food Trucks (Non-Ducted, White)

I received this a/couple from Amazon. It was very well packaged and was not made in China but in Australia. Well built unit. the two people that I had to install this unit both were very please with its construction and ease of installation. Both said to me that when their a/c goes out they will replace this with RecPro (Houghton) ac. It is very quiet compared to my old 21 year old Dometic and I love the heat pump function compared to the old heat coil. This blows heat and cold out the front and back as my a/c sits int eh middle of the rv. I love the remote control function, the setting the temperature, the looks inside the rv as it is thinner than the old one. the efficiency is greatly improved. I am very happy with my purchase.

So I bought this unit to install in my 25 year old coach because the basement A/C quit and getting it out to replace/repair would require a to high a cost for as old as my coach is. So I opted to replace the roof vent in the center of the coach with this Rec Pro unit. This unit is as quiet as the say! My iPhone decibel meter registered 58 on the low fan speed and 65 on the highest speed and cools my 36" coach no problem. Installation was pretty straight forward once I ran a 20A power line to the location. The Manual that comes with the unit could be better, but there are a few DIY videos out there to help guide the installation. Getting the unit up to the roof is a job for more than one, (or my 74 year old body is just no longer up to to it) But the result is a nice quiet unit withe updated tech. - Now, lets see how long it lasts! But for now it's 5 stars!!!!! * Update - So I've had this unit awhile now and it really works great! The only negative thing is the built in timer - Tried to set the clock and the unit kept shutting off - turns out setting the time also turns on the timer and per the manufacturer, the easiest way turn off the timer is to remove the battery from the remote and let sit for a minute or two and then set up the remote again. A/C works great!!!!!!

Installed this unit on 5/18/25. Installation was really easy, the unit came packaged very well, able to cool and heat without issue. It is quieter than most, and the ductless vents are adjustable with good air flow. This was a new addition to my RV as a second unit. I am already planning on buying another to replace my main unit. I enjoy the remote, and the fact no low-voltage wiring needs to be run. I would like to see an option to integrate the controls with other systems, maybe a WiFi connection with some API for custom builds and phone controls/monitoring, but have been very happy with this unit so far. I’ll post back in a year or so after it’s been field tested more.

The unit was installed on a 2003 Roadtrack, which is a converted Dodge Van. Unit was well packed although interior part was not delivered until a few days later. Install manual had some translation and factual errors, however the unit was far easier to install than the manual would lead you to believe. The bottom of the unit is essentially flat, but has about a 1 1/4” tall dense foam square that fits between the unit and the roof. There are three additional pieces under the overhang of the unit towards the rear—net effect—you don’t have to worry about how to move it across the roof. You just sit the thing on the roof and do all connections from inside. Nice and quiet. Powered easily with 2K Generator.

I bought 2 of these units and because of the low price I thought they might not be the greatest. But they are far better made than the Dometic brand that came with my Newmar motorhome. BOTH units failed on the dometic for the exact same reason, they ran copper pipes next to each other as they entered the evaporator chamber and vibration wore a hole in the pipes as they eroded each other. These units are much better laid out, pipes are sleeved and not routed next to each other. I know this because I had to take off all the covers to adapt the unit to my ducted motorhome. I didn't want to cut through my ceiling and built in ductwork. The opening in the roof is the same 14x14 but you have to make sure the in and the out for the ducted ceiling motorhome is blocked correctly. Just look at your old one to see what I mean. I like that this unit uses a separate fan for the condenser and evaporator, it is much quieter and far less vibration than the Dometic unit. Almost as quiet as a mini split and it really pumps the air, both cool for summer and hot for winter. Better flow than the stock units. I love the remote control and ceiling display. I ran the control wire (4 thin wires in the cable) down through the ceiling and just put up the display shell that goes on the inside. I cut the wire and reconnected on the inside to reduce the hole size through the ceiling. It has a connector to the control unit. Most of you will use it the way it is meant to be installed, as will I on my next project. This is so much easier to use than the the built in non remote, hard to get at, confusing, controller that came with the motorhome. I am super happy. I did all the work myself at 71 years of age, the units weight about 100 lbs. I rented a material handler to lift the units, I highly recommend spending the 75 bucks. It helps to have a strong son. I almost took off a star for a couple of very small cracks in the plastic top shell, but they are not structural hard to see and very minor. Just be ready for that, I didn't bother the factory because it wasn't worth it. The shells look and work just fine. I am going to buy another 15k unit for my camper van conversion, these are a terrific value.

So far, so good. I purchased this back in the spring and had it installed just before going camping in October. It was chilly, so we used the heat and it worked great. Haven't had the opportunity to use it for AC yet. I like the fact that it does both AC and heat though. Uses less propane. I have actually run out of propane on a camping trip before and froze one night!