374 A/C question

[Ace67]

Hello all, I'm looking at up grading to a Georgetown 2009, model 374 motorhome. It's 38 feet long and one thing I noticed is that there is only (1) air conditioner, which is ducted through out the ceiling. My buddy has a 350, 35 foot and has (2) ducted ceiling units. What gives? Is one a/c enough or will this be a problem?

Thanks

[Krazymace]

Originally Posted by Ace67

Hello all, I'm looking at up grading to a Georgetown 2009, model 374 motorhome. It's 38 feet long and one thing I noticed is that there is only (1) air conditioner, which is ducted through out the ceiling. My buddy has a 350, 35 foot and has (2) ducted ceiling units. What gives? Is one a/c enough or will this be a problem?

Thanks

I have 2 AC on my 335. Spent all last winter in AZ where temps were generally in the 80's. I never used both AC's. Usually used the bedroom AC to keep noise down in living room. If it was any warmer, not sure I could have gotten away with one AC. I once owned a 5er that had only one AC. Couldn't keep the coach comfortable on hot days. I hate running roof AC's because they are so noisy, but sometimes a necessity!

[bend302]

Originally Posted by Ace67

Hello all, I'm looking at up grading to a Georgetown 2009, model 374 motorhome. It's 38 feet long and one thing I noticed is that there is only (1) air conditioner, which is ducted through out the ceiling. My buddy has a 350, 35 foot and has (2) ducted ceiling units. What gives? Is one a/c enough or will this be a problem?

Thanks

It's pretty much standard to have 2 A/C's when the length = or + 30'. At 38', I would insist on 2 A/C units. I would be suspicious that someone has removed one for some strange reason.

Bill

[WDK]

I have 280DS which exactly 29' 7" though does not come as an XL, it is fully loaded with an AC unit for the bedroom and one for the living room.

WDK