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Post by mikekeller50 on Jul 29, 2019 13:36:04 GMT -5
Anyone put in a third AC in Durango Gold?
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Post by kathyed on Jul 29, 2019 15:42:40 GMT -5
Anyone put in a third AC in Durango Gold? Why do you think you need a 3rd? Our two does a pretty good job. |
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Post by mkpaint on Jul 29, 2019 20:16:09 GMT -5
I have a 385fl and it does decent, but in high
90’s a third would help. I live full time on Fl/ga line east coast
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Post by jetzen on Jul 29, 2019 20:34:34 GMT -5
In order to run 3 roof mount 15k air conditioners at one time you would need something larger than a 50 amp service. All the RV you see that have 3 ac units and 50 amp service can still only run 2 at a time.
What this does is give the ability to run the units where they are most needed at that time. Front/rear, middle/rear, front /middle. Front only, middle only, rear only.
I have seen custom 5th wheels with 100 amp service and 3 ac units. I however have yet to come across a campground with greater than 50. They must be out there though. Maybe high end RV resorts. When these 100 amp service custom builds are adapted to 50 you can only use 2 ac units
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Post by laknox on Jul 30, 2019 10:11:02 GMT -5
In order to run 3 roof mount 15k air conditioners at one time you would need something larger than a 50 amp service. All the RV you see that have 3 ac units and 50 amp service can still only run 2 at a time. What this does is give the ability to run the units where they are most needed at that time. Front/rear, middle/rear, front /middle. Front only, middle only, rear only. I have seen custom 5th wheels with 100 amp service and 3 ac units. I however have yet to come across a campground with greater than 50. They must be out there though. Maybe high end RV resorts. When these 100 amp service custom builds are adapted to 50 you can only use 2 ac units Well, I guess, if the CG's not crowded, you could plug into the pedestal next to you with an extension cord.  Lyle |
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Post by jetzen on Jul 30, 2019 11:39:20 GMT -5
In order to run 3 roof mount 15k air conditioners at one time you would need something larger than a 50 amp service. All the RV you see that have 3 ac units and 50 amp service can still only run 2 at a time. What this does is give the ability to run the units where they are most needed at that time. Front/rear, middle/rear, front /middle. Front only, middle only, rear only. I have seen custom 5th wheels with 100 amp service and 3 ac units. I however have yet to come across a campground with greater than 50. They must be out there though. Maybe high end RV resorts. When these 100 amp service custom builds are adapted to 50 you can only use 2 ac units Well, I guess, if the CG's not crowded, you could plug into the pedestal next to you with an extension cord. Lyle On the older units that is exactly how they did it 2/50 amp services 2 shore lines. The newer coaches have only one shore line for the 100 amp service. |
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Post by mkpaint on Jul 30, 2019 12:09:31 GMT -5
I have a buddy with a Jayco 3 units and it alternates them 2
At a time
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Post by jetzen on Jul 30, 2019 15:00:26 GMT -5
I have a buddy with a Jayco 3 units and it alternates them 2 At a time Not trying to be a smartass, but pretty sure that is what I said. |
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