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Hey there, neighbors, it's Kevin with etrailer, and today we're gonna be taking a look at and showing you how to install the Advent Air RV air conditioning system here on our 2021 Keystone Passport SL series travel trailer. Whether you're looking to replace a old, worn-out unit, or you're wanting to upgrade from a 13,500 up to a 15,000 BTU-rated unit, Advent Air is going to have you covered. They've got everything you need. Whether that's gonna be a ducted or a ductless setup, they have just the right system for you to keep your trailer nice and cool when you're out on those camping trips. This kit is going to be all R32 compliant. So this is using a newer refrigerant in it, so that it's maintaining those EPA standards.

Now you will wanna make sure that you are swapping out all of your components because this is not gonna be backwards compatible and it's not gonna be compatible with other brands. You are gonna wanna make sure that you're swapping over to all R32 equipment, which this is going to include the rooftop unit, the air distribution box, and also the wall thermostat, as well as a soft start, so that way you can draw a little bit less energy from the power grid and have a little bit more stored up inside of that soft start, so that way your unit can start up a whole lot easier without that massive power draw every single time the compressor wants to kick on. Now with our rooftop unit, we can get this in two different colors. We have the blackout here today, but you can also get this in white, so that you can match everything else that's on the roof of your trailer and really keep that aesthetic. In terms of the BTU rating, like I said before, we we inchesre upgrading up to that 15 with our unit today, but they still do offer those 13,500 BTU-rated units in these same kits, or all separately if you are just piecing together a few different components, so that way you always have exactly what you need.

Now in terms of installation, this one is pretty simple. The air distribution box that we have is designed so they can be used with either a ducted or a ductless system. So there isn't going to be a bunch of troubleshooting or trying to figure out how we're gonna make this work just because we may have ordered the wrong kit. This one's gonna have exactly what you need either way. Aside from that, wiring this all up is pretty simple.

The bigger thing is really just kind of figuring out what the factory wiring is inside of your trailer. So as you're kind of pulling apart the old AC unit and disconnecting everything, just take little notes, figure out exactly what that function is for that specific wire. That way when you swap over, it's gonna be a much quicker install. To start our install, we are gonna need to come inside first. We're gonna be taking down our air distribution box and the four bolts that are gonna actually mount up and clamp the rooftop unit to our roof.

So to start off, I'm gonna be popping out these little caps here to reveal our mounting hardware. And I'm just using a pick. You could also use a flathead screwdriver if you had a thin enough one. (drill whirring) Just have to pull back on our vent cover, see which way this one goes. All right, goes that way, pull it down, and we've got two screws here holding it to the main assembly. And that looks like two more running up into that framework to