KEEPING COOL IN THE POPUP CAMPER. ALTERNATIVE AC OPTION BLACK+DECKER MOBILE AC  

We love ours. It has worked great for us. Thanks for the great message.

It is an easy alternative to the roof mounted AC units and if your main ax in your house goes out you can still use it in a bedroom to keep cool. Thanks for the comment and view.

They will come in handy.

The model definitely gets the job done. Thanks for the view and comment.

Great info! I always store mine standing up even during transport to the destination. Thanks for the view and comment.

Thanks for the view and comment. This set up has been working great for me.

Yes it would it cools and it is a de humidifier as well. I know Georgia is humid as well.

I keep the unit a certain amount of inches away from the campers wall and it no issues. The manual says how much. Usually guess and all is good. I personally think pop ups are ventilated enough as they are with nothing open. The unit comes with a hoses that can be snaked to the outside or I use the pan. I never really see much water build up. If it is a super humid day might have some excess. If you have a larger popup. Go a size bigger than this unit to give you plenty of cool air. Hope it helps and thanks for watching.

Great info. I didn’t know a good way to use a window unit in a pop up camper with out extreme mods. We only use this at parks with electric hookup. So no energy concerns.

We personally never had an issue. We wrapped a towel around the output pipe in an attempt to keep bugs out. The output pipe on our a/c unit doesn’t get extremely hot. If you are having a heat issue you may want to keep doing the method you had mentioned. But we just unzip the side of the pop up and pipe it out the side no problems.

Thanks for the kind comment. Hope it all works out for you.

On that day not that much. I think it has alot to do with humidity. But you should be good to go with a 12,000 BTU.

I use a power cord and plug it in directly to the campsite power box. This camper had a outlet made just for an ac unit so it should not have had any issue if I did use it that way. Sorry I could help more.

I leave in standing in the back of my pickup truck

Never had that problem. Mine never kept the camper freezing but it did keep it comfortable. You might need a more powerful unit. My camper is pretty ventilated that might be your issue. But not sure. It has never had that issue.

@@HawkMeyerOutdoors thank you ill look into it. I'm not sure what btu mine is. Also its pretty air tight I may crack the roof vent a lil and see if that helps

Sorry no i don’t.

I have never used the black tank in this popup. Sorry I couldn’t help.

I placed the exhaust vent out through the side of the camper through a part that zips up and simply wrapped a towel around it. I attached the input side of the exhaust on the unit as the manual states. Hope it helped.

No, we are using the camp grounds power.

@@HawkMeyerOutdoors which plug (50, 30 or 20 amp) are you using for this? I have mine plugged into the campgrounds 20 amp socket and it keeps shorting out. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

I am the latter. Been that way since the early 90s.