STOP Wasting Money on RV AC Installations!

Upgrade your #RV , #Camper , or #Motorhome with this detailed step-by-step guide to installing a TOSOT GO Cool rooftop air conditioner featuring 15K BTUs and a built-in heat pump. Ideal for DIYers looking to improve their coach's cooling and heating system

In this video, we show you how to install a Non-Ducted RV Air Conditioner with a 15,000 BTU capacity and heat pump in our Sunseeker motorhome. This easy-to-follow guide walks you through the entire process, from removing the old unit to getting the new one running perfectly.

We’ll start by safely disconnecting the old air conditioner, sealing the ceiling opening with aluminum foil duct tape to prevent air leaks and moisture damage. Then, we’ll show you how to position and install the sponge chassis gasket for a snug fit. You’ll learn how to mount the **upper duct plate**, attach the fabric duct, and install the ceiling frame securely.

Our step-by-step wiring instructions ensure your unit is connected properly, and we’ll finish by trimming excess material and attaching the sleek new AC cover. Whether you’re a seasoned RV enthusiast or tackling your first DIY upgrade, this guide is packed with tips to make the job easier.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share our channel for more RV tips, tricks, and DIY projects. Check the description for recommended tools and materials to get started on your own RV upgrade today!

Affiliate links:

Chapters:

0:00 Intro
0:30 Old Unit
0:53 Fix Opening
1:05 Sealing
1:26 Duct Install
2:03 Frame Install
2:50 Wiring
3:45 Cover Install

[MRHEAT]

Thanks for the installation video- I ordered mine thru Amazon and I also added the Amazon monthly insurance- we loved all the positive reviews on the unit and hopefully we will enjoy the quiet running 🍻

[scottfirman]

I would NOT recommend that unit to anyone. Who services that brand? How available are parts? I highly recommend researching anything from China. I work on equipment and find it impossible to get parts for certain things from China. I would NOT trust this unitsurewould consult an A/C repair person first before investing in anything like this, then having issues later and no one willing to service it. I wouldn't count on any RV dealership service department to even consider repairing this unit. Sorry, but no thanks.