• Adequate clearance between the air conditioner and your carport (if applicable).
• The regular need for a roof support (called an “H” frame) to support the air conditioner.
• Access to 240Volts to power unit.
• Location of the air conditioner for best performance.

More about Wren: http://www.aircommand.com.au/rooftop.htm

Pop Top Roof Mounted Dometic B1900S

The only pop top roof mounted air conditioner suits pop-tops up to 16’6”.

The B1900S Air Conditioner provides a genuine alternative to internal fitting for Pop Top Caravans. The ability to mount it on the pop top roof solves the problem of where to fit the unit whilst maintaining valuable cupboard space inside the van.

When looking at the installation of a pop top roof air conditioner B1900S the following issues should be kept in mind:

• Strength of the pop-top roof frame. It may need reinforcement.
• Availability of 240Volt power on pop-top roof. Some roofs have 12V power only.
• Location of the air conditioning unit. In some instances lights or other fittings may need relocation.
• Are the pop top roof supports strong enough to carry the weight? The need to upgrade gas struts or lifters are common.

More about Eletrolux Pop Top Roof B1900S: http://www.dometic.com/templates/Product.aspx?id=468&ProductID=2426

Dometic Caravan Roof Top Air Conditioner B3300

The new Dometic B3300 Air conditioner suits full height caravans up to 25’.

Mounted on your caravan roof this unit has a powerful compressor that has superior cooling capacity. Heating is provided from an internal element and the controls are located on the air outlet panel fitted into the ceiling of your caravan.

When considering at the installation of a Dometic B3300 Roof Top Air Conditioner the following issues should be kept in mind:

• Adequate clearance between the air conditioner and your carport (if applicable).
• The regular need for a roof support (called an “H” frame) to support the air conditioner.
• Access to 240Volts to power unit.
• Location of the air conditioner for best performance.

Dometic Caravan Roof Top Air Conditioner CAL 136

The Dometic CAL Roof Top Air Conditioner suits full height caravans up to 25’.
The CAL 136 Air Conditioner mounts on your roof and has the lowest profile of the roof top caravan models. If your caravan is kept under a low carport this is certainly the air conditioner to choose. Fitted with a very quiet 3-speed fan for use day or night for comfort. The temperature controls are accessed from the air outlet panel fitted into the ceiling of your van.


When considering at the installation of a Dometic CAL 136 Roof Top Air Conditioner the following issues should be kept in mind:

• Adequate clearance between the air conditioner and your carport (if applicable).
• The regular need for a roof support (called an “H” frame) to support the air conditioner.
• Access to 240Volts to power unit.
• Location of the air conditioner for best performance.

Air Command Kingfisher Air Conditioner

The Kingfisher Air Conditioner is a one piece self-contained unit that suits caravans and pop-tops up to 23’ (external). No pipe work means easier installation and no compromise to cupboard.

It features remote control operation with a temperature and timer displayed on a LCD screen. The Kingfisher is a reverse cycle heater and has a Dehumidifier setting “Dry Mode” to help asthma sufferers and allergies.

When looking at the installation of the Kingfisher Air Conditioner the following issues should be considered:

• Cabinet work required to accommodate compressor.
• Clearance space required to install compressor.
• Requirement to mount the compressor on the off side of caravan to avoid return air within the annexe (if applicable).
• The size of the compressor often makes it difficult to install the Kingfisher “after market”.
• The need for a 240 Volt outlet near the compressor.

Kingfisher specifications: http://www.aircommand.com.au/kingspk.htm