I just installed the RV airflow System on my 2018 Imagine 2250RK and I can feel a lot more air coming out of the ducts.
I just installed the RV airflow System on my 2018 Imagine 2250RK and I can feel a lot more air coming out of the ducts.
I just installed the RV airflow System on my 2018 Imagine 2250RK and I can feel a lot more air coming out of the ducts.
I just installed the RV airflow System on my 2018 Imagine 2250RK and I can feel a lot more air coming out of the ducts.
One rv airflow came in the living room unit, and I purchased a 2nd one for the bedroom. Once you get past the cost for a chunk of Styrofoam, it really works! Both air conditioners operate in unison now, and both thermostats read similar Temps. RV is much cooler in the heat of the day, and units actually cycle on & off now.
I just installed the RV Airflow systems yesterday in both AC's in my 303RLS. These really do make a big difference in the amount of air coming out of the ducts. I also sealed up gaps in the ducts with foil tape where they terminated into the plenum. Lots of gaps with one being almost a half an inch where air was escaping into the attic. For those complaining about the costs I don't think they understand what it takes to bring a product to market and with a somewhat limited market these costs have to be spread among fewer units. I tend to look at something like this in terms of it's value over time and not just the initial cost.
Hello James9793;
Just wondering what is your unit? Curious if my 2020 Reflection 29RS may have the RV Air Flow installed already.