Cool-J HB9000 Underbunk Air Conditioner Installation & Review

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Mindy and her family are currently transforming their Mitsubishi bus into a mobile home. After careful consideration when looking for an air conditioner to cool their bus in the warmer months they opted for an underbunk air conditioner instead of a rooftop unit. This decision was based on both aesthetics and the desire to preserve space for a rooftop deck on top of their bus.

They decided on the Cool-J HB9000 PLUS Underbunk Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner. This no-fuss underbunk air conditioner option provides efficient cooling or heating for vehicles up to 6.5m. Given the families larger van size, they strategically placed ducting to ensure optimal airflow where they need it most including their sleeping area.

When connected to mains 240V power, the unit operates seamlessly and when travelling off-grid, they've installed an impressive power system to support all their appliances. The underbunk air conditioner unit draws 40-60 amps, providing sufficient power to run other devices while off-grid.

During the installation process, it's crucial to consider floor ventilation, drainage, and internal airflow for the underbunk air conditioner. This family chose to place it beneath the flooring, directing the ducting up into the sleeping area.
Last but not least, a standout feature Mindy and her family appreciate is the user-friendly control panel, allowing easy adjustment of fan speed and temperature. Additionally the Wi-Fi capability allows you to control the unit completely from your phone.