Carrier Air Conditioner
 
Temperature control is important to your comfort. However, many people don't realize that humidity control can be just as important in creating an ideal indoor atmosphere. Combined with a Carrier air conditioner or heat pump, whole home humidifier, and our patented ThermidistatTM Control or Comfort ZoneTM, the WeatherMaker 8000VS becomes part of an IdealHumidity System.

All indoor comfort systems provide some humidity control during cooling operation, but IdealHumidity is the only system that can control moisture even when the indoor temperature does not require heating or cooling operation. Why is humidity control so important? Heated air during the winter becomes extra dry. Because dry air feels cooler, you'll tend to set your thermostat higher to feel warm. During the cooling season, high humidity makes you feel warm, sticky and less than comfortable. So, you go to the thermostat and set the system for additional cooling. IdealHumidity monitors temperature and humidity, then automatically adjusts operation as needed to create ideal comfort for your home. Because you'll feel more comfortable all year long with less cooling and less heating, you'll save money with reduced heating and cooling costs.
 

13.5 Carrier Air Conditioner With Cool only white roof assembly.
Installation is available for this and many other RV products from one of the largest RV accessories installers on the west coast.
 

  • Delivers 13,500 BTU of cooling, ample even for larger RVs.
  • AirV offers an optional 5,600 BTU electric heating assembly.
  • Full-load Amp draw only 13.5 cooling--15.6 heating.
  • Can be specified for ceiling air distribution or ducted air.
  • The exclusive "slinger" wheel recycles condensation back onto the condenser coil to virtually eliminate water runoff.
  • The AirV ceiling assembly features an automatic "Air sweep", which oscillates to provide more even distribution of conditioned air. The exclusive AirShower feature pours cool air directly down from the ceiling assembly to cool you quickly after being out in the heat.
  • The Ducted ceiling assembly is designed for coaches that have air ducts in the ceiling. The Carrier AirV Ceiling Assembly will work with any current ceiling duct assemblies.
  • Aerodynamic rooftop and Slimline ceiling air distribution assemblies are available in a choice of White and Ivory.
  • The rooftop assembly weighs less than competitive 13,500 BTU units at only 90lbs installed weight, which makes AirV an ideal choice for pop-up campers.
  • Air filters are quick and easy to replace, which simplifies general maintenance.
  • Approximate dimensions: 13" H x 22" W x 41" L
Stay cool and comfortable Carrier air conditionerwith our premium air conditioning systems and services. We carry the names you trust to beat the toughest heat spell. As an added bonus, your air conditioning unit will also remove the humidity from your indoor environment for an added degree of comfort.

 

Not sure if you should repairCarrier air conditioner or replace? Well, consider this: if you're operating an inefficient system that breaks down a lot, it's likely that it's going to break down again. That means more expensive emergency service calls or possible damage to the other components of your heating and cooling system.

Also consider the ongoing cost factor. You could save up to 60% on your energy bills with new high-efficiency equipment. You see, even if your air conditioner is only a few years old, it could be terribly inefficient by today's energy efficiency standards. Installing a new, high-efficiency cooling system can actually pay for itself in energy savings within a relatively short time.

Cooling efficiency for yourCarrier air conditioner air conditioner is indicated by its SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rating, which tells you how efficiently your unit uses electricity. In general, the higher the SEER rating, the less electricity your unit will use to cool your home. The typical SEER rating of units made before 1992 is about 6.0. In 1992, the government established the minimum cooling efficiency standard for units installed in new homes at 10.0 SEER. High-efficiency units have a SEER of at least 12.0; the maximum available is about 17.