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Coleman-Mach 8 15,000 BTU RV Heat Pump AC, Textured Black

SKU: 2007161 · UPC: 755790009053 · MPN: 37024-079
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02 · Overview

Coleman-Mach 8 15,000 BTU RV Heat Pump AC, Textured Black — Product description

The Coleman-Mach 8 is a low-profile rooftop unit that pushes 15,000 BTU of cooling and, thanks to its built-in heat pump, takes the chill off cool mornings too. It's textured black, drops into a standard 14 by 14 inch vent opening, and runs ducted or non-ducted. A solid all-season pick for travel trailers and fifth wheels.

If you spend real time in your rig, you know a rooftop AC is only as good as how it handles the shoulder seasons. The Coleman-Mach 8 covers both ends. It's a 15,000 BTU cooler with a built-in heat pump, so on those cool desert mornings or early-spring campouts you get warm air without firing up the furnace and burning propane.

The low profile is what sells a lot of folks. It sits low and sheds wind, which helps at highway speed and keeps you clear of low garage doors and tree limbs. The textured black finish hides road grime better than white. It drops into the standard 14 by 14 inch vent opening most trailers already have, and it'll run ducted or non-ducted depending on your coach.

A couple things to know before you order. It pulls 12.7 amps on the compressor, so you'll want solid 120-volt shore power or a generator that can handle the start-up load. The ceiling assembly ships separately, so grab the one that matches your install. This is the heat-pump version with a condensate pump built in.

Key Features

  • 15,000 BTU cooling capacity keeps larger trailers and fifth wheels comfortable in real heat.
  • Built-in heat pump adds warm-air heating for cool mornings without running the propane furnace.
  • Low-profile design and textured black finish cut wind drag at highway speed and hide road grime.
  • Fits standard 14 x 14 inch vent openings and runs ducted or non-ducted for flexible installs.
  • Built-in condensate pump manages drainage, and the 120-volt, 12.7-amp compressor runs on standard RV shore power.

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) $1,649.99
03 · The numbers

Technical specifications

Title Coleman-Mach 8 15,000 BTU RV Rooftop Heat Pump Air Conditioner (Textured Black)
Brand Coleman-Mach
Manufacturer Coleman RVP
Model Mach 8
Manufacturer Part Number 37024-079
UPC 755790009053
Cooling Capacity 15,000 BTU
Heating Heat Pump
Condensate Pump Included
Voltage 120 Volt
Compressor Draw 12.7 Amp
Fits Vent Opening 14 in x 14 in
Ducting Ducted or Non-Ducted
Color Textured Black
Dimensions (H x W x L) 8.3 in x 28.4 in x 41.1 in
Weight 90 Pounds
Ceiling Assembly Ordered Separately
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

Does the Coleman-Mach 8 heat as well as cool?

Yes. This is the heat-pump version, so it cools at 15,000 BTU and also pushes warm air on cool mornings. A heat pump does its best work in mild cold, so in a hard freeze you'll still want your furnace as backup.

What size roof opening does it need?

It drops into the standard 14 by 14 inch roof vent opening found on most RVs. If you're replacing an old unit or a vent, that's the size to confirm up top before you order.

Can it run ducted or non-ducted?

Both. You can set it up ducted through your coach's ceiling ductwork or non-ducted to blow straight down. Just note the ceiling assembly is ordered separately.

What power does it draw?

The compressor draws 12.7 amps on 120-volt power. Plan for a solid 30-amp shore hookup or a generator that can handle the compressor's start-up surge.

How big and heavy is it?

It weighs about 90 pounds and measures 8.3 inches tall, 28.4 inches wide, and 41.1 inches long, so it keeps a low-profile footprint on the roof.

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