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Coleman-Mach 8 Plus 13,500 BTU RV Rooftop Air Conditioner, Black

SKU: 2007189 · UPC: 755790008568 · MPN: 37203-079
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02 · Overview

Coleman-Mach 8 Plus 13,500 BTU RV Rooftop Air Conditioner, Black — Product description

The Coleman-Mach 8 Plus puts 13,500 BTUs of cooling on your RV roof in a low-profile textured black shroud. It runs on standard 120-volt power, works ducted or non-ducted, and drops into a standard 14-inch by 14-inch vent opening. This is the rooftop unit only, so you'll add the matching ceiling assembly to finish the install.

If your rig's old air conditioner can't keep up on a hot afternoon, the Coleman-Mach 8 Plus is a straight rooftop replacement that gets the job done. It pushes 13,500 BTUs of cooling, plenty for most single-zone travel trailers and fifth wheels. The textured black shroud sits low, so you keep clearance under bridges and covered parking.

It wires into standard 120-volt shore or generator power and pulls 12.1 amps on the compressor. You can run it ducted through your existing ceiling ductwork, or non-ducted with a ceiling assembly that blows straight down into the living space. It drops into the common 14-inch by 14-inch roof vent opening, so on most coaches it's a clean swap.

One thing to plan for. This is the top unit only. The ceiling assembly, ducted or non-ducted, gets ordered separately to match your setup. There's no heat pump and no built-in condensate pump here, so it stays cooling-focused and simple. That's the whole point. Fewer parts, fewer headaches on the road, and at 90 pounds it's a manageable rooftop job.

Key Features

  • 13,500 BTU cooling output handles single-zone travel trailers and fifth wheels on hot days
  • Fits the standard 14-inch by 14-inch roof vent opening for a clean replacement on most coaches
  • Runs ducted or non-ducted, so it adapts to your existing ceiling setup
  • 120-volt power with a 12.1-amp compressor draw, ready for shore power or an RV generator
  • Low-profile textured black shroud keeps rooftop clearance and hides road grime

Why Buy from NVN Marine

  • Authorized COLEMAN RVP reseller, full manufacturer warranty
  • NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
  • Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
  • NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
NVN Marine — 11 W State Road 84, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 Available for pickup at our Fort Lauderdale store (Tuesday) $1,399.99
03 · The numbers

Technical specifications

Title Coleman-Mach 8 Plus 13,500 BTU RV Rooftop Air Conditioner
Brand COLEMAN RVP
Manufacturer Part Number 37203-079
UPC 755790008568
Cooling Capacity 13,500 BTU
Fits Vent Opening 14 in x 14 in
Configuration Ducted or Non-Ducted
Color Textured Black
Voltage 120 Volt
Compressor Draw 12.1 Amp
Heat Pump None (cooling only)
Condensate Pump None
Dimensions (L x W x H) 41.1 in x 28.4 in x 8.3 in
Weight 90 lb
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

Is the ceiling assembly included?

No. This is the rooftop unit only. You'll order the matching ceiling assembly, ducted or non-ducted, separately to finish the install.

Will it fit my roof opening?

It's built for the standard 14-inch by 14-inch vent opening, which is what most RVs use. Measure your current opening before you buy to be sure.

Does this unit have a heat pump?

No. The Mach 8 Plus is cooling only, with no heat pump and no built-in condensate pump. That keeps it simple and lightweight at 90 pounds.

Can I run it on a generator?

Yes. It runs on standard 120-volt power and pulls 12.1 amps on the compressor, so a properly sized RV generator or shore power will run it.

Ducted or non-ducted, which do I need?

Both work. If your coach already has ceiling ductwork, run it ducted. If not, a non-ducted ceiling assembly blows air straight down into the cabin.

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