Coleman

Coleman Mach 8 13,500 BTU Low-Profile RV Air Conditioner

SKU: 2007186 · UPC: 755790008575 · MPN: 37223-076
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02 · Overview

Coleman Mach 8 13,500 BTU Low-Profile RV Air Conditioner — Product description

The Coleman Mach 8 puts 13,500 BTU of cooling on your RV roof in a low-profile package that stands just 8.3 inches tall. It runs ducted or non-ducted, includes a built-in condensate pump, and drops into standard 14-inch by 14-inch vent openings.

If you camp in hot country and want your rig to actually cool down, the Mach 8 earns its spot on the roof. It's Coleman's low-profile design, so it stands just 8.3 inches tall. That means less wind drag on the highway and a cleaner look up top, and you still get the full 13,500 BTU of cooling underneath.

This one ships ready for ducted or non-ducted setups, so it works whether your RV runs an air distribution box or a single ceiling grille. The built-in condensate pump pushes water off the roof instead of letting it pool or streak down the sidewall, which matters on a slow-draining roof or a rig that sits dead level at the campsite. It draws 12.1 amps on the compressor and runs on standard 120-volt shore power.

Heads up before you order. This is the rooftop unit itself. The wall thermostat and the ceiling assembly are sold separately, so add those to your cart if you're doing a fresh install. And there's no heat pump on this model, it's cooling only.

Key Features

  • 13,500 BTU cooling capacity keeps mid-size and larger RVs comfortable in hot weather
  • Low-profile 8.3-inch height cuts wind drag and clears low garages and tree limbs
  • Ducted or non-ducted ready, works with an air distribution box or a single ceiling grille
  • Built-in condensate pump moves roof water away instead of letting it pool or streak the sidewalls
  • 120-volt, 12.1-amp compressor draw runs on a standard 30-amp shore hookup or generator

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) $1,439.99
03 · The numbers

Technical specifications

Title Coleman Mach 8 13,500 BTU Low-Profile RV Air Conditioner with Condensate Pump
Brand Coleman RVP
Manufacturer Part Number 37223-076
UPC 755790008575
Cooling Capacity 13,500 BTU
Voltage 120 Volt
Compressor Draw 12.1 Amp
Fits Vent Opening 14 in x 14 in
Ducting Ducted or Non-Ducted
Color Textured White
Heat Pump Not included (cooling only)
Condensate Pump Included
Unit Dimensions (H x W x L) 8.3 in x 28.4 in x 41.1 in
Weight 90 lb
Required Accessories Wall thermostat and ceiling assembly (sold separately)
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

Does this Mach 8 fit a standard RV roof vent opening?

Yes. It's built for standard 14-inch by 14-inch roof vent openings, the same cutout most RVs already have, so it drops into an existing hole on most replacements.

Is the thermostat included?

No. The rooftop unit ships on its own. The wall thermostat and the ceiling assembly are ordered separately, so plan to add both for a fresh install.

Does this support ducted or non-ducted setups?

Both. The Mach 8 works with a ducted air distribution box or a single non-ducted ceiling grille, so it fits either style of RV roof.

Does it have a heat pump?

No, this model is cooling only, without a heat pump. It does include a condensate pump to move water off the roof.

What power does it need?

It runs on 120-volt AC power with a 12.1-amp compressor draw, so a standard 30-amp RV shore hookup or generator handles it.

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