RV rooftop
Built for a coach, not a stucco house.
Compact HVAC
TravelCool
A rooftop unit for an RV. It is built for the road, not for a house.
What you are getting
- For a camper or RV roof opening, not a residential duct system.
- Style
- RV rooftop unit
How it goes in
An RV roof, not a house
TravelCool sits on a camper or trailer roof opening. It is the wrong product for a residential duct system, and we will not quote it as one.
- 01Confirm the roof openingThe existing hole and the roof structure have to match.
- 02Set the unitSeal, fasten, and power it from the coach, not from a house panel.
- 03Run itCooling is checked before the trailer goes back on the road.
The facts that matter
Opening size matters
We measure the hole. We do not guess it.
12-volt and shore power
The coach electrical has to support it.
How Much? can set it
If the roof is right, we install it.
Why this one
Cool the coach, not the house
TravelCool is a rooftop unit for an RV or trailer. It sits on a roof opening and runs from the coach. It is the wrong product for a residential duct system, and we will not quote it as one.
The dinette, after the sun has been on the roof
A camper heats up fast and cools down slow if the rooftop unit is tired. This replaces that unit so the inside of the coach is usable when you stop, not an hour later.
The hole in the roof decides
The existing opening and the roof structure have to match. We measure the hole. We do not guess it from a model year. Power comes from the coach, shore power included, not from a house panel.
Checked before it goes back on the road
Seal, fasteners, and a run test happen while the trailer is still here. You should leave with a coach that holds temperature, not a unit that looked right from the ladder.
Questions
Can this cool my house?
No. It is an RV unit. A house needs a mini-split or a central system.
