Coleman 2-Ton Air ConditionerThe Two Ton PLUSâ„¢ Central Air Conditioner. You won't see it on your RV, because this alternative to rooftop air conditioners installs completely out of sight on or underneath the floor of your RV. You can customize the installation to locate the unit where it works best in your particular RV application, and can also tailor the air distribution system to fit your design requirements.It also contributes to a lower center of gravity, enhancing the overall stability of the vehicle. The Two Ton PLUS. is unique because it utilizes two compressors in a single, self-contained package. When cooling requirements are moderate, it uses only one compressor. When additional cooling is needed, you get the additional benefit of a second compressor. The Two Ton PLUS(â„¢) is unique because it features two 13,500 BTU compressors in a single packaged unit. It automatically cycles on one or both compressors, as required, to meet your air conditioning or heating needs. In the heating mode, the Two Ton PLUS(â„¢) uses electricity to provide heat when temperatures are moderate.Features:

• Powerful Air Conditioner Is Out Of Sight!
• Unique Design Because It Utilizes Two Compressors In A Single, Self-Contained Package
• Automatically Cycles On One Or Both Compressors, As Required, To Meet Your Air Conditioning Or Heating Needs
• Uses Electricity To Provide Heat When Temperatures Are Moderate
• Can Customize The Installation To Locate The Unit Where It Works Best In Your Particular RV Application, And Can Also Tailor The Air Distribution System To Fit Your Design Requirements
• Installs Completely Out Of Sight On Or Underneath The Floor Of Your RV
• With Heat Pump: Yes
• BTU Level: 13500 BTU
• Voltage Rating: 115 Volt AC
• Evaporator Flow Rate: 600 Cubic Feet Per Minute
• With Thermostat: No

The heat pump draws in outside air for what is referred to as the outdoor coil. The air that is drawn across the outdoor coil is the outdoor air flow.The installer is responsible for the proper ducting and routing of the outdoor air flow.The outdoor air flow is drawn in through the side of the air conditioner (across the outdoor coil), and discharged out through the bottom of the appliance (through the discharge opening). The unit must be installed so that the side that houses both the outdoor coil and the electrical box faces toward the outer skin of the vehicle.