Best RV Air Conditioners
Nominal capacity,15000 BTU/Hour; Installation type: ducted or non ducted.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"This item does not come with instructions, so I looked at a few blogs and articles as well as some YouTube videos before starting. First off, the only tools needed are a Philips head screw driver and a 3/8" socket or wrench. Once the cover is off, you will see the ceiling template (metal bracket that holds the whole thing in place) as well as the electrical connection box. Make sure the power is off before moving on...got it, ok. Ok the outside of the box is a white plug with six wires...simply squeeze the sides and pull off...its that easy. There are four bolts that hold the unit in place along the outer edges of this metal frame. Be careful, the a/c unit is 80-85 pounds which while not outrageously heavy, due to its shape and size is awkward and can cause a back injury. Grab those 4 long bolts and your 3/8" socket again and put the ceiling template back in place. Once the a/c is as tight as it needs to be, place the freeze control sensor on to the new unit's coils, reach inside the new unit and pull out the power plug and plug it into the electrical box. If you turn it on and everything sounds right you're good to go, simply reattach the ceiling unit/filter housing and relax."
"Quite easily keeps our couch v. Cool,low price."
"Works good."
"Replaced our previous camper /c.... works fantastic!!!!"
Easy installation and maintenance, dampening brackets reduce noise and vibration.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"This item does not come with instructions, so I looked at a few blogs and articles as well as some YouTube videos before starting. First off, the only tools needed are a Philips head screw driver and a 3/8" socket or wrench. Once the cover is off, you will see the ceiling template (metal bracket that holds the whole thing in place) as well as the electrical connection box. Make sure the power is off before moving on...got it, ok. Ok the outside of the box is a white plug with six wires...simply squeeze the sides and pull off...its that easy. There are four bolts that hold the unit in place along the outer edges of this metal frame. Be careful, the a/c unit is 80-85 pounds which while not outrageously heavy, due to its shape and size is awkward and can cause a back injury. Grab those 4 long bolts and your 3/8" socket again and put the ceiling template back in place. Once the a/c is as tight as it needs to be, place the freeze control sensor on to the new unit's coils, reach inside the new unit and pull out the power plug and plug it into the electrical box. If you turn it on and everything sounds right you're good to go, simply reattach the ceiling unit/filter housing and relax."
"Quite easily keeps our couch v. Cool,low price."
"Works good."
"Replaced our previous camper /c.... works fantastic!!!!"
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Find Best Price at Amazon"Perfect replacement for my cracked RV AC shroud."
"Along with the pop rivet gun, tools used included several spring clamps to hold it in position, utility knife for removing inside corner material to get the bend correct and a heat gun to aid bending the two rear corners."
"This was a little difficult to install."
"Perfect fit, and easy to install."
"I took a picture of the broken and cracked shroud on my trailer and thought I made a match with this one and was very happy that it fit perfectly."
"easy to put on they give you new foam and rivits and screws ."
"Because of the packaging, some of the pieces were warped, and the foam used to install the unit was damaged beyond repair. The grey lower band is a little smaller than the upper white shell and so there are gaps in the corners."
"It took 2 of us 5 hrs trying to make the extension (gray piece) to fit the A/C bottom plate--which you have to use if one has the taller version of a Dometic A/C."
Best RV Ventilation
The Camco Vent Cover is designed to allow fresh air ventilation and light into your RV, rain or shine. Enter your model number to make sure this fits.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"I put a small gob of gasket seal on each screw along with a lock washer to keep the screws from working loose."
"However, I did wipe them down with a UV protectant before installation and I plan on reapplying that product several times a year to try to get a bit more longevity out of them. After drilling and mounting the brackets to the roof vent frame, I covered the screw heads with a small dollop of lap sealant (again....optional and not in the directions). I purchased the black one to go over the bed to diminish the amount of light coming in during the early morning hours. Eventually you can hit the top of the cover but at that point the roof vents are wide open. The only reason that I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was due to how easily the screws stripped, which hold the louvered cover in place. The one thing that all of the vent cover manufacturers talk about is of course, air flow."
"it does just what its supposed to I'm happy with it,,,,,, Update. I T IS DESIGNED TO SIT ON A ROOF IN THE SUN AND THE SUN DISINTEGRATED IT!"
"I noticed last year when I went up on the roof of the RV that this cover had hairline cracks in several places and seemed brittle when I attempted to alleviate some stress from the attacment of the nuts.. However, yesterday, when I was up on the roof to replace some aged caulking at the cap/roof intersection, I noticed the cover cracked in several more places, especially at the base where its integrity is important to keeping the cover bolted to the roof. I never noticed the material from which this was made; however, I compared two other replacement vent hoods (one Ultra Breeze from Atwood on order now). I can only surmise that resin becomes brittle when exposed to sun, because there certainly were no exterior forces applied to the vent hood during the 2 years it was over my Fantastic bathroom fan. We shall see, but it makes sense to me that polyetylene would be considerably more pliable and resistent to weather ravages than resin."
Best RV Appliances
Features of the Outland Firebowl Deluxe include stainless steel burner & fasteners, chrome knob with rubber comfort-grip, and a 1 year Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty on all products. The Outland Firebowl Deluxe uses a standard 20 lb (5 gallon) propane tank (not included) and burns clean and smokeless, giving off enough heat to enjoy with family and friends anywhere outdoors. 58,000 BTU propane fire bowl provides a clean and smokeless flame which rivals a natural campfire.
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"It is PERFECT for places where you want or need a campfire, but do not want the hassle of smoke, building a fire, or like us, have burn bans. Pros: Very compact and easy to store. -GREAT flame; tall but not too tall, warm and inviting. Cons: The lid is easy to get on, but the stretchy straps that hook over the lid to form the handle can be a bit of a pain to handle."
"Eventually it will pay for itself when considering the extra fuel for my truck I don’t use hauling firewood into the campgrounds."
"The fireplace has been a fun addition to our patio."
"This would have received 5 stars but within the second time of using the paint started to peel off around the rim."
"We used it this summer during the burn bans in the Pacific Northwest."
"This fire pit has already been used in our back yard, and in the parking lot for some delightful après ski!"
"Works great but don't by it for heat."
"did a test fire at home and cant wait to use it at the camp."
Best RV Heaters & Furnaces
Low, medium and high heat level control knob for steady temperatures; connects to propane tank (not included).
Reviews
Find Best Price at Amazon"PERFORMANCE IN COLD WEATHER. For the past 5 years, I've used the Big Buddy heaters to heat two small cabins, 200 sq feet each, with vaulted ceilings. Without the Big Buddy, my primary cabin averages 37 F in the winter, and my studio averages 35 F. With the Big Buddy, I can keep either cabin at a toasty 65 to 70 F. In the past, I used the smaller Mr. Cabin: From full cold (37 to 45 F indoors), it feels like it takes forever to heat 200 sq feet on low. It just provides a radiant heat source for the side of your body that faces it. INDOORS AT NIGHT -- DON'T DO IT. Although it is safe to use indoors, and after years of experience with these heaters, I'm confident in that claim, I still do not recommend running it at night or while you're sleeping. The wire cage that protects you from the ceramic elements is well designed -- far enough from the elements to protect against accidental touch, without adding too much bulk. This is especially important when you're wearing bulky layers and unknowingly dangling coat sleeves, lanyards, and jacket corners. Makes the entire package bulky, susceptible to damage, annoyingly shaped, and hard to store around other objects. You'll be able to pack it more efficiently, travel without worrying about moisture, and move it wherever you want without risking so much damage. I suggest you shop around."
"We have a 25lb propane tank hooked up to it with the hose kit accessory. I knocked off a star because of the fan feature. I don't recommend using batteries because they don't last long (8hrs max) and it's very quiet, so it's easy to forget that it's on even after turning it off. One last tip: if you're using a 25lb gas propane tank, you only need to turn the value on the tank about 3/4 to one full turn."
"I did spring for the quick connect propane hose by Mr. Heater for hooking up 20-40lb propane cylinders. If you buy the regulated quick connect hose you DO NOT have to buy the filters for running bulk propane. This heater can be hooked up to (2) bulk propane tanks at the same time using connection hoses for bulk propane 20lb cylinders adapted to the 1lb connector or (1) 20lb bulk tank using the quick connect hose (to clarify for absolute clarity it only has (1) quick connect inlet and has an additional (2) propane inlets that are fitted for 1lb bottles. It does not matter what side you hook up propane to or in what manner you hook it up, the heater will run normally and work on all of its temperature settings (yes this was brought up in other reviews and is a source of confusion). The heater puts out a lot of heat on the HIGH settings and other reviews of the 1lb bottles freezing up on HIGH settings are more than likely accurate. This is no fault to the heater, it's just that on HIGH this thing eats up a good bit of propane and over a period of time empties those 1lb bottles more quickly, thus the moving gas freezes up the bottle. The connections seem machined well and I have never had a problem using my Mr. heater hoses."