Quiet Air-conditioner for 19RR

[Oaklevel]

I have never seen or heard an RV AC that is not noisy. (ducted or not) .

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I think I didn't word clearly.
I was talking about SPLIT ac.

[jd50i]

My TT is basically the same as yours, looking at it unless you find a condenser that is horizontal and can mount to the roof, mounting a vertical to the front tongue section would work but it is tight in there. I would think the LP bottles should protect the coils from rocks and other debris.

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Originally Posted by jd50i

My TT is basically the same as yours, looking at it unless you find a condenser that is horizontal and can mount to the roof, mounting a vertical to the front tongue section would work but it is tight in there. I would think the LP bottles should protect the coils from rocks and other debris.

I still am looking for the mounting location. It's tough, as we don't have a space in the rear...but, I have an idea.

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...So, after many hours and days of research, I've finally decided to install a quietest portal A/c inside my trailer - A 10K BTU Haier with a whisper quiet mode that I am very please with.
For my little trailer, there are two locations that I can place the A/c, but the location at the end of the main bed, next to the window is the best for this trailer.
I will have to figure out how to do a modification to install an exhaust and the draining water.
For sure, I will have a cut a 4" round hole through the wall for the exhaust, and I am kind of nervous at this task, but I love the quietness of the new A/c.
I will add a few photos soon.
Wish me luck!
Nick

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Here it is!
After struggling for the whole morning, I was able to create an exhaust and water drainage holes for the add-on A/c.
It was so hot today that even both A/c were running the same time, but it took awhile to low the outside temperature (90F) down to 75F.
Anyway, I am very satisfied with the 10K BTU Haier portable A/c. Very quiet!
Of course, it doesn't look professional and pretty, but I like it!
Here is a few photos of the modification.
Happy towing!
Nick