Customer Reviews for VEVOR Truck Air Conditioner, 12V 10000 BTU Mini Split AC Unit, 400 m³/h Airflow Cab Air Conditioner, Fast Cooling Low Noise for Semi Truck, Camper, Construction Vehicle, Crane, Tractor, Excavator
650 x 540 x 240 mm
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Aircon
650 x 540 x 240 mm
Works well we are cooling awer foodvan 300Ah battery last abaut 5 hwotks well we are cooling awer foodvan 300ah battery last last abaut 5 h
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Owner
650 x 540 x 240 mm
It’s good item with powerful cooling dosent require any Freon because it’s comes with prefilled freon
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Happy customer
650 x 540 x 240 mm
First time attempting to install a mini split. Thought lines were precharged but I misread. Purchased the vacuum pump and gauge kit from harbor, along with rivet kit for install, and I am very happy. The unit starts up no issues, has a screen that shows real time 12v voltage, and most importantly its cold on eco and max mode. Fan is better than my $80 orange circle fan. Praying for lasting use.
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prowler
650 x 540 x 240 mm
Instructions are pretty much non existent. Unit did come precharged with r134a. Once you connect the hoses you need to vacuum the low pressure side to get the air out but there's no low pressure fitting so you need to buy a retro kit to vacuum the lines out. Once they're vacuumed you then take the end caps off and back the Allen head all the way out and that releases the freon. Unit does blow cold air however it's not enough to cool a freightliner cascadia sleeper cab and nowhere near 10k btu. I also noticed it draws the batteries down fairly quick and the wiring does get pretty warm. I think it should definitely have 4 awg rather than the minimum 6 awg. After installing and seeing the way it performs I don't think i would recommend to a friend.
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