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Due to insufficient funding, there has been a significant delay in the launch of this product. We plan to launch a Kickstarter campaign to fund this project. The full price will remain at $1499 and we estimate to deliver in late 2023. Pre-order now with a fully refundable deposit of $500. 

This DC-powered under-bench air conditioner is the perfect option for stealth campers and anyone who wants fresh cool air along their journey. It features extremely easy installation and can fit in almost any floor plan. With the DC-powered twin-cylinder rotor compressor, Velit 2000U is able to deliver cool air at up to 126F for an extended period of time without needing a giant inverter which is required for traditional RV ACs.

SPECS

Model

2000U

Input Voltage

DC12V

Operating Current

20A-60A

Cooling Capacity

8000BTU/ 2200W

Air Flow Rate

450mc/h

Rated Power

700W

Refrigerant

R134a 750g

Power Consumption 

Eco mode: 240w+

Boost mode: 480W-700W

Noise Level

Eco mode: 50dB

Boost mode:60dB

Dimension

W25”*L16.5”*H12”

Weight

45lb

Application
Application: Truck, van, boat, trailer, camper, machinery

[PRE-ORDER DEPOSIT] 12/24V 9000Btu VELIT 2000U Under Bench Air Conditioner

Regular price $500.00

Description

Due to insufficient funding, there has been a significant delay in the launch of this product. We plan to launch a Kickstarter campaign to fund this project. The full price will remain at $1499 and we estimate to deliver in late 2023. Pre-order now with a fully refundable deposit of $500. 

This DC-powered under-bench air conditioner is the perfect option for stealth campers and anyone who wants fresh cool air along their journey. It features extremely easy installation and can fit in almost any floor plan. With the DC-powered twin-cylinder rotor compressor, Velit 2000U is able to deliver cool air at up to 126F for an extended period of time without needing a giant inverter which is required for traditional RV ACs.

SPECS

Model

2000U

Input Voltage

DC12V

Operating Current

20A-60A

Cooling Capacity

8000BTU/ 2200W

Air Flow Rate

450mc/h

Rated Power

700W

Refrigerant

R134a 750g

Power Consumption 

Eco mode: 240w+

Boost mode: 480W-700W

Noise Level

Eco mode: 50dB

Boost mode:60dB

Dimension

W25”*L16.5”*H12”

Weight

45lb

Application
Application: Truck, van, boat, trailer, camper, machinery
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FAQs

Can I install an RV air conditioner myself?

While it is possible to install an RV air conditioner yourself, it is recommended that you hire a professional to ensure that it is installed correctly and safely.

Can I use my RV air conditioner while driving?

Yes, you can use your RV air conditioner while driving, but it is recommended that you only use it on generator power and not on battery power to avoid draining the battery.

What size RV air conditioner do I need?

The size of the RV air conditioner you need depends on the size of your RV and the climate in which you will be using it. A general rule of thumb is to have one 13,500 BTU air conditioner for every 350 square feet of living space.

Can I run my RV air conditioner on solar power?

Yes, it is possible to run an RV air conditioner on solar power, but it requires a large solar panel system and battery bank. It is also important to note that running an air conditioner on solar power may drain the battery quickly.

How often should I clean my RV air conditioner filters?

RV air conditioner filters should be cleaned or replaced at least once a month during heavy use to maintain proper airflow and performance.

Customer Reviews

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J
JOHN FOUTS
If you want huge orders to get funded, send one.

You guys need to send me this Case model and or the roof model so I can put you on my You Tube channel to my 100K followers.
With me being so well known for both Wind, Solar, and RV tech, 22 years experience, it is a popular item my viewers always ask about.
Hope to review, promote and do multiple videos on your models for 12 volt system or low wattage 120 volt systems like this one.
My 14 million views on my channel on You Tube says viewers want this info, and would buy via deposit this unit so you can get them shipped.
I can show how to upper cabinet mount it for much higher cooling results, this model below. Gaining you 50% more interest than trying to lower cabinet mount it which interferes with so many mechanical systems.
The #1 way to cool a RV is NOT from below, it is from above. Mounting this into a upper cabinet with ducting ran in upper cabinet chases is how you will sell millions, NOT trying to mount it low, pulling cooler floor air to force upwards waste cool and power. You need to pull hotter Ceiling air to cool creating much better results and customer love. Let me show you how.
Picture is of my channel, from my account.

R
R.T.
Great idea!

I have booth seating. I have my suburban furnace under one bench and battery bank under the other.

It’s off topic and I hate to take away from this product because it’s great.

I don’t understand why there is no mini split cassettes that fit in the standard 14x14 roof top AC hole. For my rig, I rather not delete my roof top unit. Patching a hole and putting solar over it is a crap shoot in my opinion.

But I do love this. It would be great if it was heat pump too!!

C
C.S.A.
For a minivan camper

I would be really interested in using this In the stow and go seating area where I removed all my seats on the minivan camper build out. I have some concerns about the venting below and snow/slush, rain kick up under the vehicle getting in the vent before committing that kind of money I’d like to see some info/ videos on how it’s gonna work and if I pre order a discount would be nice for version 1 ers. I am on board with this it saves roof space for solar and paired with a good solar generator it would make a great easy addition to a build out the draw looks good and the btu is on par with what you would need to keep a low insulated van cool I believe most car ac units are 8000btu I’d pair this unit with an eco flo delta pro, 3600w solar generator and 400w of solar up top of the mini van and call it good would like to speak with you guys thank you.

R
R.B.
Outdoors Embrace on YouTube

I'm looking at getting this once it's fully on the market!

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