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Coleman-Mach 8 13,500 BTU RV Rooftop AC with Heat Pump

SKU: 2007159 · UPC: 755790009961 · MPN: 37023-076
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02 · Overview

Coleman-Mach 8 13,500 BTU RV Rooftop AC with Heat Pump — Product description

The Coleman-Mach 8 is a low-profile rooftop air conditioner that cools your RV with 13,500 BTU and adds heat-pump warmth for cool mornings. It runs ducted or non-ducted on 120-volt power and drops into a standard 14 by 14 inch roof opening.

The Coleman-Mach 8 is a low-profile rooftop air conditioner built for RVs, travel trailers, and fifth wheels that need serious cooling without a bulky shroud up top. This unit puts out 13,500 BTU and runs on standard 120-volt shore or generator power, drawing 12.5 amps at the compressor. It drops right into a standard 14 by 14 inch vent opening.

What sets this one apart is the heat pump. When the mornings turn cold or you're camping into the shoulder season, it pulls double duty and pushes warm air through the same ducts, so you're not burning propane just to knock the chill off. There's a built-in condensate pump too, which sprays runoff back across the coil to boost efficiency and keep water from dripping down your sidewalls.

It works ducted or non-ducted, so it fits older rigs and newer floorplans alike. Just remember the ceiling assembly ships separately, and you'll pick the ducted or non-ducted assembly to match your setup.

Key Features

  • 13,500 BTU cooling capacity handles hot afternoons in most single-AC RVs and trailers
  • Built-in heat pump adds electric heat for cool mornings without running the propane furnace
  • Low-profile design cuts wind drag and clears low garage doors and tree branches
  • Fits standard 14 x 14 inch roof vent openings for a straightforward swap
  • Runs ducted or non-ducted on 120-volt power with a 12.5 amp compressor draw

Why Buy from NVN Marine

  • Authorized COLEMAN RVP reseller, full manufacturer warranty
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  • Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
  • NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
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03 · The numbers

Technical specifications

Title Coleman-Mach 8 13,500 BTU Ducted or Non-Ducted RV Rooftop Air Conditioner with Heat Pump
Brand COLEMAN RVP
Manufacturer Part Number 37023-076
UPC 755790009961
Cooling Capacity 13,500 BTU
Fits Vent Opening 14 in x 14 in
Ducted or Non-Ducted Ducted or Non-Ducted
Color Textured White
Voltage 120 Volt
Compressor Draw 12.5 Amp
Heat Pump Yes
Condensate Pump Yes
Dimensions (L x W x H) 41.1 in L x 28.4 in W x 8.3 in H
Weight 90 Pounds
Ceiling Assembly Ordered Separately
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

Does this Coleman-Mach 8 include the ceiling assembly?

No. The ceiling assembly and control kit ship separately, and you match it to a ducted or non-ducted setup. Order the correct assembly for your rig along with the rooftop unit.

What size roof opening does it need?

It's built to drop into a standard 14 by 14 inch vent opening, the same cutout most RV rooftop air conditioners use, so replacing an existing unit is usually straightforward.

How does the heat pump work?

The heat pump reverses the cooling cycle to push warm air through your ducts. It's handy for taking the chill off cool mornings without firing up the propane furnace. In freezing outdoor temps a heat pump loses efficiency, so you'll still want your furnace for deep cold.

What power does it need to run?

It runs on standard 120-volt AC power from shore power or a generator, pulling 12.5 amps at the compressor. Make sure your generator has the headroom, especially on startup.

Is it ducted or non-ducted?

Both. The Mach 8 works ducted or non-ducted depending on the ceiling assembly you pair with it, so it fits older ducted rigs and open-plan trailers alike.

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