will this work on a rv air conditioner to recharge with refrigernt
1803273
As others have said, it will work on any AC system with the same size line as the line tap.
1803274
Gentleperson, It will work on any type of airconditioning system with the correct diameter line. I used it on a portable unit that had a sealed system. I had a coworker that is a HVAC proffessional and I asked him if this would work on any sytem he confirmed it would.
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1940078
Yes, it should. There's four different command inputs for your model. One is surely to work. My air conditioner was a Kenmore, but the Kenmore Code didn't work. I found it was actually manufactured by Frigidaire, which when input, the codes worked. So make sure it's manufactured by the company, not a secondary contracted purchase and it'll be fine.
2279102
Keep in mind the normal household circuits are only 15 amps. That will not run your RV's AC. You can get an adapter that will run the lights, frig, etc., but not your AC.
1845074
I'm no expert, but I would think so. I have the charge controller charging the battery while an AC inverter pulls from the battery. Should be the same situation.
317723
yes it will..as long as the amp is not more what the timer allows...chexk the am of this timer and the amp of ur ac.
2279105
It will work with a adaptor on the end. Your 110 house recepticle will only be 15 or 20 amps. This cord is for 30 amps so the ends are different. I plug my camper into my house with this same cord and have the adaptor on end of cord plugged into house. Rv dealers sell this adaptor and I believe amazon and Walmart too for less then $10
167402
If you wire it for cooling mode just like a freezer, it should work. Placement of temperature probe will be most important.
389381
It's a 15 amp circuit. So if your refrigerator is on a 15 amp circuit it should work. My only worry would be the age of the refrigerator and how much of a power draw the compressor takes on start up. Probably not a problem with the newer appliances.
15098
Depends on pulling amps of your air conditioner. Check your starting amps for the air conditioner. This is nice unit but might be to small
1527507
Maybe. It will depend on if your RV battery is the right voltage. For example, mine are 6v whereas I believe the Viair requires 12v. Since I returned my Viair I do not have the instructions anymore.
985548
No. Maybe. There are not instructions included for that function in the manual. I don't know why it wouldn't work though. If you start the rv with it plugged in, the alternator and solar charger will fry each other.
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Yes as long as you wire the start, run, and common correctly to compressor it will work on any refrigerator. Of course the power also has to be hooked correctly to ensure the compressor goes off with defrost and thermostat.
781285
I don't see a problem if it is a typical R-type refrigerant (R22/410/134 etc..) I believe things get a bit more specific when dealing with recyclers.. but this unit is recovery only. Of course, device specific adapters will have to be purchased or modified to connect the machine to the refrigerator.
1534683
This capacitor is a kick-starter for a compressor that is hard to start. It should work on an RV unit and is easy to install. So far it is working great on our unit.
609830
Not likely. The current rating of the 3500 is 3.5 Amps. Your RV refrigerator probably draws more than that. That means the battery will have to make up the difference while the refrigerator is running. The key is how much current the refrigerator draws and how much it runs.
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If there is a "AC" version, I'm not aware of it as I never looked for one. My application is for a "DC" powered TurboKool for my RV.