If you’ve recently searched for a Furrion air conditioner or replacement part and come up empty, you’re not alone. Over the past year, many RV HVAC model numbers across the industry have quietly become obsolete. Here’s what’s happening behind the scenes, and why it’s ultimately good news for consumers.
A beginner's guide to understanding R32 and R410A refrigerants. Explore differences in efficiency, environmental impact, and why modern RV air conditioners are switching to R32.
Modern RV air conditioners are designed to be more efficient and environmentally friendly than those of the past. A key part of that progress is the shift toward better refrigerants. Refrigerants
Compare the Furrion Chill HE and Chill Cube RV air conditioners. Discover key differences in performance, efficiency, and installation.
Furrion has been at the forefront of RV climate technology, combining performance, efficiency, and modern design to enhance life on the road. Within the Furrion Chill Series, two options stand out: the Furrion Chill HE and the Furrion Chill
Discover the Furrion Chill Cube, the most advanced rooftop RV air conditioner. Quieter, more efficient, and the ONLY RV air conditioner that delivers one ton of cooling above 105°F with 40% less power.
Uncomfortable days and restless nights on the road? Upgrade/replace your RV's comfort with the Coleman-Mach rooftop air conditioners and heat pumps, backed by our revolutionary AC Fit & Function Guarantee! We're not just selling you a product; we're delivering peace of mind and unmatched expertise to ensure your RV stays comfortable, wherever your adventures take you.
A question we often get asked is "Where can I find the model number for my Coleman-Mach AC or heat pump?"
The identification of model and serial numbers for Coleman®-Mach® rooftop air conditioners involves a dual placement on each unit, serving distinct purposes. For comprehensive troubleshooting of air conditioning issues, it's beneficial to have access to both the rooftop unit's details and those pertaining to the ceiling assemblies.
When it comes to choosing the right RV rooftop air conditioner, one of the most common questions we encounter from our customers is whether the rofotop AC or heat pump is ducted or non-ducted. It's a crucial consideration for RV owners, as it significantly impacts the cooling efficiency and airflow within the vehicle. However, what many people might not realize is that the determination of ducting isn't based on the rooftop unit itself but rather on the interior ceiling assembly. In this blog post, we'll clarify this important distinction and delve into the different types of ducting setups, such as lateral and center ducting, to help you make an informed decision for your RV's climate control needs.
One of the most significant concerns with repairing or replacing your RV air conditioner is the availability of products. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in significant supply chain disruptions, causing many products to be put on backorder. As a result, it may take longer than usual to receive your Coleman-Mach air conditioner if you need to order a replacement.
If you own an RV, then you know the importance of having a good air conditioner. The Coleman-Mach RV rooftop air conditioners are one of the most popular choices among RVers, and for good reason. These units are reliable, efficient, and durable. However, what many people don't know is that these air conditioners have gone through several model number revisions over the years. In this blog post, we'll use the example of the Coleman-Mach 8 model number "47024-079" and compare it to some of its older model numbers.
The past few years we have welcomed more and more business customers who qualify for wholesale pricing. This is mainly due to the terrible communication, customer service, and overall experices from other distributors and even the manufacturer. Currently we offer wholesale pricing in multiple tiers based on the following qualifications.
Many of you have either been affected or know someone effected by this once in a lifetime natural disaster. After one of the largest disasters to ever hit Florida, it will take months or years to get back to normal.
If you’re new to our website we’d like to thank you for stopping by. We are your one source for AC units, heat pumps, vents, fans, and accessories. We sell directly to the public and offer special pricing for larger needs.
As you may know, with the supply chain being backlogged order times are averaging 6-8 weeks. We encourage you to get on the frontside of these orders before the demand for housing and temporary accommodations. We offer AC units to fit almost any need for RV’s, campers, work trailers utility trailers, work trucks and job trailers. And we now offer financing options as well.
With the current events in the Fl and East coast regions we expect a surge in those needing
We often get questions similar to the following from our customers:
"Why did you send me a 47204-076 when I ordered a 47204B876?"
"I have a rooftop model 48204A879, what can I replace this unit with?"
Let's see if we can help clear a few things up about these often confusing model number differences.
Historically, the manufacturer uses the characters in a model number to decipher the specs and oftentimes indicate vendors of parts used inside that particular unit. The chart below
All rooftop & basement air conditioners we ship via "Freight", specifically "LTL Freight".
LTL stands for "Less than truckload". Shipping via "Freight" means to ship over the road via semi-truck/trailer.
Due to the size, shape, and packaging of the units, they must be shipped on a pallet to avoid damage. The lightest units that we ship are close to 100lbs and are not packaged by the manufacturer to be protected on all sides. When shipping via normal parcel services (such as UPS ground, FexEx group, etc), packages tend to end up in all positions and are commonly tossed around. Since these units have no protection or packaging support on the tops and sides they end up being destroyed 99% of the time when shipped. For these reasons, the units must be shipped via freight.
