09-05-2023, 07:37 PM
I am not sure when Newell started going primarily to roof mount ACs but it was sometime after 2003. If you are looking at 2004 and newer, finding roof airs will be likely. (Anyone correct me if you know better)
On 653 (a 2003) I had two basement double units. They could not keep up when it was really hot outside. Thank you Newell for giving us all the big windows!
I had Newell add a single roof air which was powered by the circuit for the electric BBQ that I removed.
With all five units going, it was plenty cool even on hot days. The cost of adding the unit along with the fancy ceiling treatment to hide it was ….shall we say…. $ignificant!
I would not shy away from a coach with basement units…as long as you know their limitations.
For what its worth
On 653 (a 2003) I had two basement double units. They could not keep up when it was really hot outside. Thank you Newell for giving us all the big windows!
I had Newell add a single roof air which was powered by the circuit for the electric BBQ that I removed.
With all five units going, it was plenty cool even on hot days. The cost of adding the unit along with the fancy ceiling treatment to hide it was ….shall we say…. $ignificant!
I would not shy away from a coach with basement units…as long as you know their limitations.
For what its worth
Bill Johnson
Birmingham, Alabama