15000 BTU...I prefer Carrier. But, I also like the low profile Penguin...work well and are not box like on top of the Airstream.
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Carrier has been out if the RV cooling business for 5 years. They made a quality unit but their warranty and tech support was horrible. I can't say I miss them.
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I have a dometic 13500 btu low profile on my 65 overlander. I live in Oklahoma ( very hot summers), seems to work well for me& I also really like the digital wall thermostat !
1997 30' Excella
1961 26' Overlander
1954 22' Flying Cloud
1981 28' Airstream 280
San Antonio
, Texas
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I would definitely go with a 15,000btu and I prefer the heat pump instead of the straight air conditioner.
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