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The bubble foil is laminated and sewn to the fabric curtain. The panels “pop-in” to the side door windows and windshield. Roll up for storage. Sportsmobile uses the low-profile A/C with 13,500 BTU. It can be located front, center or rear of van. The A/C shroud is white or black. It can be painted to match van color (O). A/C design specs may vary. (0) is popular for owners that have a Sportsmobile with the Penthouse expandable Top, because a roof mount A/C cannot be used, or the owner does not want to add height to the van with the roof mount. When running A/C with pets in the van, we highly recommend the optional temperature paging system. As you learn from this article that some of the casino sites are legal and you will have to do research to find the best online casino sites Running Your Air Conditioner — When Parked or Driving Note: When estimating the running times it's assumed your auxiliary batteries are fully charged and you have a 2000 watt inverter, now standard.

There are variables • outside temperature, interior volume, parked in the shade, curtains closed, etc. You can run the A/C max 1 hour, then you will need to turn off the A/C as your auxiliary batteries will be depleted. To recharge the batteries plug into a 110V hook-up for about 12 hours or drive your Sprinter for about 6 hours at 1,500+ RPMs (approximately 40 MPH). The vans starting battery is isolated. After about 3 hours you would need to turn the roof A/C off so that the auxiliary batteries can recharge. If you have high idle you can run longer. See above for recharging. The Sprinter van's starting battery is isolated with Sportsmobile's battery separator. Note: in some states it is illegal to leave your engine running in an unoccupied vehicle. Note: Not available for Transport/ProMaster at this time. Set emergency brake so that the high engine idle control will function. Set idle control for maximum output of the 220 amp alternator and provide maximum charge for your auxiliary batteries and the van's starting battery, recommend 1500 RPMs.

When driving at highway speed, the RPMs will be about 2500. When driving around town, keep in mind that when driving slow or stopped for signal lights your RPMs will drop below 1500 and you will not be charging your batteries at full capacity. Turn on Inverter and then roof top A/C. For a faster cool-down, also turn your cab A/C on. to keep your batteries charged and run a 600 W microwave or a 1200 W microwave if you turn the A/C off. Plus other 110V appliances. The diesel engine will use about 1.25 gallons per hour idling at 1500 RPMs. The Sprinter’s fuel capacity is 26.5 gallons. Example: 10 gallons will run your roof A/C continually for about 8 hours. The Sprinter’s diesel engine is actually a little quieter than a diesel generator. For Long Periods of Time An Air Conditioner is by far the largest user of 110v power. If you want to run an A/C for long periods of time you will need one of the items below: A 110V Hook Up at a camp site, park at home, etc.

A Generator, mounted inside or under the van. A Second Alternator (Sec Alt) is available for diesel van engines. For more information see Going All Electric. you will not need the “high engine idle control.” will keep the cab area cool. It will also keep the interior comfortable for most people, unless it's quite hot. — except for the high engine idle control. We do recommend the Second Alternator. Not available all vans. Most customers say they usually run both their dash A/C and A/C for the first hour or so when driving. They then turn the roof-top A/C off, as the dash A/C will then usually keep the Sprinter’s interior cool. your RPMs will be about 2500. The van's 220 Amp Alternator will keep your auxiliary batteries charged. Your roof A/C will be running off the 110 volts supplied by the Inverter. Plus your can run a 600 watt microwave, computer, etc. If you will need more amps for a 1200 watt microwave, etc., you will need to run your A/C off.