Airconditiong for Jayco

A 1900 series and you must use a frame to mount it on.

He's a bit of a weird idea.

If you have a bit of spare floor space a small portable A/C for $400 to $600 could be the go. We bought one for our son's bedroom and it works a treat. Can be used at home when not travelling.

Rooftops start at about $2500 installed.

Just something to consider.

Cheers,

Jim.

I did note the other day that Aircommand claim their Ibis model to be the smallest (lowest profile) of any unit available for RV's - manufactured here in Adelaide even. About $2300 installed I think, when I got a whole van quote.

get a split system like you would at home, the normal van aircons don't cope if you are thinking of heading north. Mount it on the A frame.

Jayco do not mount them on the roof - there is probably a reason for that.

Most of them I have seen ahve withr run with a split as suggested above or haave a unit mounted trhoutgh the wall into one of the cupboards

My factory fitted A/C in our jayco is a split unit, evaporater above the fridge and the condenser unit is under the front bench seat vented thru the floor and it works really well for a smallish unit (3/4 to 1 hp maybe? have not checked) Paul

Have a look here

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In all honesty I would be reluctant to put a roof mount on a Jayco. Whilst it possible to do so it's not good practice, if you saw the contruction in the roof you would know why. Even when they have been constructed for this many still have problems which stem from the weight of the air conditioner on a panel support only by the walls which eventually results in poor sealing. Once that happens major $ to fix as you have water in the roof. I have seen one like this being repaired....spooky. Best go with alternative option for what it's worth.