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Thank you all for the valuable input. This is what I have concluded based on all of the advice:
I am going to purchase three Penguin II 15k with Heat Pumps and two MicroAir thermostats (I already have two on the current AC units - I will make a heck of a deal). I am going to set the dip switches to match what I currently have, which is three zones. I should not have to replace the current wiring - plug and play. Also, I should not have to mess with the intake vents or the distribution box on the inside, just use what I already have. On my coach, there is a beautiful wood trim ring around the vent in the front and the one in the back with a much less beautiful distribution box in the center.
It should be a relatively simple install with no cutting, welding, wiring, etc. - Correct?
Thanks again.
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Frank, thank you for getting back to me so quickly. A fourth zone is an interesting question. How would I know? My thermostats only control zones 1 thru 3. I have one thermostat in the front that controls zone 1. I have a second thermostat in the bedroom that controls zones 2 and 3. I am unaware of a fourth zone.
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I am going to replace my three Penguin AC units with Penguin II's. I also have an Aquahot 450D. I think that I have made the decision to upgrade to the CCC2 10 button thermostats. Do I need to do anything with the Aquahot? I know that setting for zones happens in the AC units but am unsure if I need to do anything with the Aquahot.
Thank you!
Replacing Penguin A/C Units with Penguin II's
in AC, Heating, and Cooling
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Granville,
Two of them have failed already. They work but they do not cool or heat. I am headed into the summer in North and South Carolina and I am afraid to trust just one unit that is the same age as the other two failed ones. Also, I am concerned about having different thermostats and all of that. If there is a better way, I am all about it. I am not excited to spend $5,000.
Honestly, I am kind of disappointed in the whole experience. This is the newest and most expensive RV I have ever owned (by a LONG ways) and it is the first one that I have ever had a failed AC on. I expected better.