Caravan Air Conditioners

Explore Our Extensive Range Of Caravan Air Conditioners

Our range of caravan air conditioners includes various models to suit different setups and needs. From caravan rooftop air conditioners, to built-in under bunk air conditioners, we’ve got options to fit your caravan’s design. We also offer portable air conditioners for those who prefer flexibility, alongside air conditioner accessories to maximise your cooling system’s efficiency. You’ll find trusted brands such as Coolzy, Dometic, myCoolman, Houghton, and Caframo, all known for their reliability and cutting-edge technology. Whether you need powerful cooling in extreme conditions or compact options for limited spaces, our range covers it all.

Why Every Caravan Needs A Quality Air Conditioner

Owning one of our caravan air conditioners makes a world of difference when you're travelling across Australia's diverse climate. These air conditioners provide optimal cooling during hot summer trips, ensuring that your caravan or RV remains a pleasant retreat after a day of outdoor adventures. With energy-efficient options and the flexibility to run on various power sources, our caravan air conditioners are an Australian summer essential.

Cutting-Edge Features For Maximum Comfort

Our caravan air conditioners come packed with features to improve your overall comfort and convenience. The streamlined designs fit seamlessly into your caravan setup while offering superior cooling performance and optimised airflow. Quiet operation ensures that your rest isn’t disturbed, even on the hottest nights. Plus, many of our units are lightweight, making them easy to install and manage. With energy-saving heating modes, you can use these air conditioners year-round. When it comes to performance, these air conditioners are engineered to offer both powerful cooling and energy efficiency, ensuring you stay comfortable no matter where your travels take you.

Your Trusted Source For Caravan Air Conditioners In Australia

At My Generator, we offer the best selection of caravan air conditioners to keep you cool and comfortable on the road. We are committed to providing top-quality products at competitive prices, backed by expert customer service. Explore our full range of caravan air conditioners online, or contact our team at 1300 400 122 for expert advice.

Caravan Air Conditioners FAQs:

• 1. What is the difference between "reverse cycle" caravan air conditioners and "heating element" caravan air conditioners?

  These descriptions relate to how the heating/cooling works in air conditioners. ‘Heat Exchange’ units use heat exchange to cool and an electrical heat element to warm. It’s not the most efficient heating method, but it works no matter how cold it is outside.

  Reverse cycle units are the more common type and they use a compressor whether heating or cooling. This is a more efficient method but for some models can be an issue when there’s ice in the outside air.

  There are more Reverse Cycle models available and it is the most popular type of RV air conditioner – customers that opt for Heating Element style air conditioners typically plan to spend long periods in cold temperatures.

• 2. How can I best optimise the performance of my roof-top air conditioner?

  Here are some tips to best optimise the performance of your roof top air conditioner:

  • Clean the filters of the air distribution box regularly.
  • If your caravan has been sitting in direct sunlight for a long period of time, use the 'ventilation' mode with the windows open for a while before switching to the 'cooling' mode.
  • Avoid opening doors and windows as much as possible when the air conditioner is running.
  • Regularly remove leaves and dirt from the ventilation grilles of the roof top air conditioner. Make sure you do not damage the grilles in the process.

• 3. With air conditioner ratings, why are some specifications for the same model different between suppliers and information sources relating to things like cooling capacity?

  With ratings such as cooling capacity, two different numbers can both be correct – they can just relate to different requirements and conditions.

  Often cooling capacity figures displayed for the product are from the electrical rating conditions. The other main method of testing ratings of air conditioners is to ISO5151 standard – this method is under standardised controlled conditions and allows more direct comparison between models.