about 300 from the mounting flange
they will hang down about 25-30mm from the ceiling
The whole unit hangs off drawbolts so the you can adjust the height to match the ceiling.
Coach to Tooltruck/RV
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Re: Coach to Tooltruck/RV
Hmmm...... I don't think I have the room under the solar panels some how, back to the wall mounted head unit me thinks. Might be an option in big bus though for the lounge room/kitchen area as that has a hatch fairly centre so worth looking into, thanks for the info.
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Re: Coach to Tooltruck/RV
Hey toolman how's they rollin? what's the latest?
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Re: Coach to Tooltruck/RV
Three head units on the AC? Wow.
No expense spared on the electrics either. A circuit diagram? Those look like expensive high current contactors too, let alone the SuperCombi stuff...
No expense spared on the electrics either. A circuit diagram? Those look like expensive high current contactors too, let alone the SuperCombi stuff...
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Re: Coach to Tooltruck/RV
Neat job, well done!
Where / how does the air flow from the head unit of the A/C -that area wont overheat??
Where / how does the air flow from the head unit of the A/C -that area wont overheat??
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Re: Coach to Tooltruck/RV
The air flow for the A/C comes from these which are mounted in the floor forward of the outdoor unit
they will pump about 950cfm and push the air out a slot in the back
The fans will be variable speed
It all seems to work OK
they will pump about 950cfm and push the air out a slot in the back
The fans will be variable speed
It all seems to work OK
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Re: Coach to Tooltruck/RV
Well I did ask looks good and tidy what ever it is
looks good and tidy what ever it is Queen of the Banal & OT chatter and proud of it. If it offends you then tough titty titty bang bang.
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Re: Coach to Tooltruck/RV
Have started fitting a CAN bus system, which will control 20 circuits
And the powercell up the front
which will allow me to open and close the door with this:
Along with a whole bunch of other stuff: eg security
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And the powercell up the front
which will allow me to open and close the door with this:
Along with a whole bunch of other stuff: eg security
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