Dometic Penguin Roof A/C Install with Condensate Drains 

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That's always been my thought too....and I have seen at least 10 times these have leaked a few times it rotted out the ceiling.

Sweet

thank you, they are great

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Thank you!!!

Wow, thanks!

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Glad you think so!

Glad to hear it!

My pleasure!

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Thank you very much!!

Honestly, this seems like an idea a RV owner or RV tech would come up with in a pinch, I'm baffled the AC manufacturer doesn't have a better idea than to cut the roof seal and add another one.

No worries! You must be in a humid area.

thanks!!!

Thank you.

I know so many wrong ways of doing jobs..and I find more everyday.

@@AZExpert If you are not making mistakes, it might be because you aren't doing anything.

I have no recommendations other than standard wash and waxes. I have found little difference between the most expensive and cheapest.

I've never had reports of leaks or bubbles. Thanks!

yes most roof A/Cs drain on the roof. You'll usually only find plumbed drains on very expensive RVs

I had the exact same question while editing this video. I would say yes, but I can't imagine any manufacturer using Brisk Airs on RVs with condensate drains.

@@AZExpert I replaced the 13,500 Penguin on my Sprinter SR24 with the Brisk air II with a Brisk II 15,000 BTU when it quit and is is quieter and the Compressor doesn't "thump" like the Penguin. The Penguin would not cool it in the summer. The Brisk will absolutely refrigerate it in the Heat of the Summer. I am just looking for a way to stop the outside drip down the side or over the Slide toppers. Thank you for responding to my question. Just looking for a way or a source can't find a kit on Dometic. Love to watch your videos. Thanks Steve

that is the truth

Of the two major manufacturers, I prefer Coleman/RVP over Dometic.....but I think the new Furrions may be the best, but time will tell on their durability.

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I am very jealous of NOBO as those are the trailers I'd like to be manufacturing. Obviously, Winnebago trailers are a bit better quality and have a stronger company behind them, but at the end of the day, small trailers, come down to pricing.

I only use putty knives to pull the last little bit off.

only if the seal is falling off or damaged.

I wouldnt, but technically yes

NO!

yeah they get dirty, but swapping gloves with sweaty hands takes a fair amount of time, and then they just get dirty again.

I don't see air filters too bad that often.

no, this is an optional add-on.

@@AZExpert Wow, I am so glad i saw this Video, I have been waiting for 6 weeks for three Penguin 2's. I would have been upset to find out that i needed to wait longer to install them. I will order 3 kits tomorrow. Thanks for all you do!

How did you deal with only having 3 bolts? does the third bolt interfere with the roof ducting?

I have seen that yes.

I got it from my local supplier. Dometic part number P/N 3107688.016

Whew!!! I tried my best!

I guess I don't

I didn’t mean to sound rude, but it takes hours for oil to migrate back to compressor. That’s why u don’t lay refrigerators on their sides when moving them😊

There's a fair amount of meteric but construction in North America is a SAE world. Thanks!