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Old 12-14-2017, 09:33 PM   #15
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Thank you MR D for your reply. Very Helpful. What is the most extreme heat temp you have been in? And was it enough for those temps
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We have two 15K units in our 40' coach and when the temps were above 90-100 last summer it felt it was really hard for the units to keep the coach cool; they would work pretty much non-stop at times. Sometimes I wish we had 3 units instead. But judging from others' replies here it might be an isolated case.

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I have a 37'7" 3-slide class A. I summer in Eastern lower MI winter in SC. it came with a pair of 13,500 BTU Carrier Air V's which I can not replace. so when they went Compressors Up,. (or down) I replaced with 15,000 btu units... Still not enough in Michigan in August gets into the 90's indoors.

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