TOSOT GO Cool RV Air Conditioner 15000 BTU, Non-Ducted Camper Rooftop AC Unit with Heat Pump, WiFi and Remote Control, White

Wow—what a difference! Compared to the Dometic unit that came new in our 2019 Phoenix Cruiser Motorhome, this AC is a game changer. We live full-time in our RV and work remotely, so having an air conditioner that doesn't need to be turned off during calls or meetings is fantastic. Our 30' coach now maintains a more consistent temperature, and we're very impressed. The coach came with 2 AC units and so far we only replaced the front unit. So far the new AC in the front of the coach has been able to keep the interior at an even temperature. We plan to also replace our bedroom AC with the TOSOT before the extreme heat of the summer starts.

Finally had a chance to install this. at first I was thinking I would need to take it in somewhere to have it installed but turns out I was able to get it up there and installed with some help from a friend. We spend a ton of time traveling and living in our RV for long stretches of time, so having a reliable and efficient AC is crucial. The unit has really changed how we sleep with how quiet it is.I’m not exactly a DIY expert, but the installation was surprisingly straightforward. The unit came with clear instructions and all the necessary hardware for whichever roof thickness. I managed to get it up and running in about two hours. The instructions were super clear and made the whole process a easy enough.Performance: This AC is a brute. Even on the hottest days, it does cools down our RV quickly. The 15k btu I thought would be too much but is perfect, and there are no more hot spots like we had with our old unit. The adjustable vents are great for directing the airflow exactly where we need it, or you can set it on a sweep mode which is pretty cool. I kinda find it calming reallyOne of my biggest pet peeves with rthe ususal RV AC units like the old coleman we had is the noise, but this one is impressively quiet. I used my phone at waist level about an arms length away from control panel to get 48DB on low. Whether we’re hanging out during the day or trying to sleep at night, it operates at a low enough noise level thatthat we can actually talk or THINK. It’s such a relief to have a quiet, peaceful environment, especially at night.This AC is also energy-efficient, which is a big deal for us. We noticed a drop in our energy consumption compared to our old unit, which means we can save some juice..we run on batteries so it mattersNot that it's a huge deal or anything.. but the unit looks sleek and modern, fitting nicely with our RV’s interior/exterior. It feels sturdy and well-built, giving me confidence that it will last a long time. The remote control is a nice touch, making it easy to adjust the settings from the front without having to get up and mess with it.Overall, It’s made a huge difference in our comfort while on the road. fantastic investment. I highly recommend it now after putting it through some 100+ degree tests. It’s worth every penny and has made many aspects of teh RV so much more enjoyable.

Received only the outside portion of the unit. This ships in two boxes. spoke with Tosot and they said they would ship the missing box but it's complicated because fulfillment is by Amazon.I'll update my review when I get a complete unit.Update: Got a complete unit. Not installed on my roof yet but was able to test the unit. It looks to be a well thought out design, having both blowers on the rooftop unit, there is less noise inside the van.Only thing I'd like to see eventually is a 48V DC unit so we don't double invert and rectify.

Great A/C unit for my RV. As a full timer, I appreciate the Wi-Fi control. I can turn my unit on or off remotely when the need arises

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The manual states, "Should repair be necessary, contact your nearest authorized Service Centre" well there is no such thing! Your only option is to remove the unit, box it up, and send it back if you have an issue. I had an issue with my unit and this is exactly what happened to me. Good luck with yours!

Much better than the Coleman Mach that a dealer installed last year on my 22 year old 27 foot airstream! Installation was straight forward. The only real difficulty was aligning the screw holes when mounting the ceiling unit. I solved that by tying a piece of dental floss to the bracket and running it down through one of the holes in the bracket, and then down through the ceiling unit. By pulling the floss tight when raising the ceiling unit I was able to easily align that screw hole. Running the screw in cut off the floss. Once the first screw was in, the rest were easy.Another issue I ran into was the way the filters were removed. They are about 18” long and pull straight out towards the rear. My problem was that my bathroom wall bumps out a couple inches and prevents the removal of one of the filters. Even though the manual does not state this, it appears that the ceiling unit was designed to be installed in either orientation. There is an excess length on the control cable, which allowed me to route it over the ceiling bracket and drop it on the same side as the power connection box. There was still plenty of cable to allow me to connect the ceiling unit. The system runs flawlessly, and I can now remove the filters from the front.Last weekend was my first real test. 98 degrees and full sun, and the unit was able to keep the interior in the mid-70’s.The materials, engineering, and workmanship on this unit are so superior to the Coleman, it is well worth the small incremental cost increase. The unit is made by Gree. It appears identical to the unit marketed by Premier Products. Free shipping from Amazon is why I went with the Tosot version.

If you're getting this a/c for the heat pump, stay away from this unit!! We went winter camping in snowshoe and knowing we have a heat pump as a secondary heat source we thought we are set. This unit was a major disappointment! We ran out of propane one night and just when we thought we were still good the heater stopped working as well because it has a built in sensor which will disable it at temperatures under 25°f. Then other days/nights it was above 30°f and it still randomly stopped working for who knows what reason. Anyways don't depend on the heat pump!