Colemen Sedona Pop-up A/C Help

rujive13 · Apr 07, 2007, 04:24 PM

I just installed a A/C in my 2000 Colemen Sedona Pop-up camper and I know that it came A/C ready with the 14x14 hole in the roof and the inside braces but I don't know how to wire it up is there a special outlet ( I see some campers have these for the a/c) or do I have to harrd wire it in and if so is there a special place any help would be great thanks
chris

mjdfarm · Apr 07, 2007, 05:32 PM

I have a coleman niagara with a/c. Mine plugs into an outlet near the floor under the dining table. The wire is rolled up and velcroed to the roof in the right rear corner with a velcro strap when not in use.

wavery · Apr 07, 2007, 05:41 PM

My Coleman Tacoma is wired exactly the same way as mjdfarm's.

The outlet is a 20A outlet. It looks a lot like a regular 3 prong 15A outlet except one of the flat connectors is turned at a 90 degree angle. There is also a separate 20A circuit breaker in the converter, dedicated to that outlet.

rujive13 · Apr 07, 2007, 06:22 PM

Quote from: rujive13I just installed a A/C in my 2000 Colemen Sedona Pop-up camper and I know that it came A/C ready with the 14x14 hole in the roof and the inside braces but I don't know how to wire it up is there a special outlet ( I see some campers have these for the a/c) or do I have to harrd wire it in and if so is there a special place any help would be great thanks
chris

Thank you I will look for it there does it say that it is for the ac Thanks

rujive13 · Apr 07, 2007, 06:31 PM

Quote from: rujive13Thank you I will look for it there does it say that it is for the ac Thanks

I found it thank you very much for all your help I found the breaker and the outlet that has the T thank you for all your help

fairweathercamper · Apr 08, 2007, 12:00 AM

I too have installed an AC unit. I have a 1996 Coleman Laredo PU. I'm not familiar with the wiring of the inverter. I believe I have 30amp inverter system. There are 3 outlets one on the front wall and one on the back wall, then there is one on the wall by the dining table. This outlet has GFI switches on it. Can this outlet be used for an AC unit ? BTW : I have a 5000 BTU AC unit.

mjdfarm · Apr 10, 2007, 05:57 PM

Quote from: fairweathercamperI too have installed an AC unit. I have a 1996 Coleman Laredo PU. I'm not familiar with the wiring of the inverter. I believe I have 30amp inverter system. There are 3 outlets one on the front wall and one on the back wall, then there is one on the wall by the dining table. This outlet has GFI switches on it. Can this outlet be used for an AC unit ? BTW : I have a 5000 BTU AC unit.

It should work fine. The plug on my a/c is different as described above. The outlet near the floor by table is shaped to fit the plug. Check for a separate breaker for that outlet.

wavery · Apr 10, 2007, 06:57 PM

Quote from: fairweathercamperI too have installed an AC unit. I have a 1996 Coleman Laredo PU. I'm not familiar with the wiring of the inverter. I believe I have 30amp inverter system. There are 3 outlets one on the front wall and one on the back wall, then there is one on the wall by the dining table. This outlet has GFI switches on it. Can this outlet be used for an AC unit ? BTW : I have a 5000 BTU AC unit.

If you have a 5,000BTU AC, it should do OK in any 110V outlet. Check the label on the AC unit but I believe that it will be around 10A.

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