Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is a quick little video I did showing how quickly the old original 1992 factory A/C unit would cool down a 24' camper. This camper bing our Terry Resort 24M travel trailer.
We were outside most of the time the A/C unit was running except for the last 25 minutes or so.
This video was shot just after we finished installing our new roof and while the A/C unit was off I cleaned it thoroughly. We dd not know if the camper was going to cool down or not because of 3 factors.
1) we were not sure if the A/C even worked(this was the first time running it)
2) the camper was in direct sunlight front to rear, no shade at all.
AND 3) I was running the unit off a 25 amp 110 outlet. Which was the FIRST AND LAST time I've done that.
In the shade and plugged into 30 amps the unit runs even cooler. Which is really nice!
Funkorama Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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This is a quick little video I did showing how quickly the old original 1992 factory A/C unit would cool down a 24' camper. This camper bing our Terry Resort 24M travel trailer.
We were outside most of the time the A/C unit was running except for the last 25 minutes or so.
This video was shot just after we finished installing our new roof and while the A/C unit was off I cleaned it thoroughly. We dd not know if the camper was going to cool down or not because of 3 factors.
1) we were not sure if the A/C even worked(this was the first time running it)
2) the camper was in direct sunlight front to rear, no shade at all.
AND 3) I was running the unit off a 25 amp 110 outlet. Which was the FIRST AND LAST time I've done that.
In the shade and plugged into 30 amps the unit runs even cooler. Which is really nice!
Funkorama Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
