RV Air Conditioning Filter
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Replacement Louver/Cover for RV AC Unit that allows a filter to be used
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The amount of dust getting pushed around in my RV trailer was getting obnoxious, so I decided to make a filter setup for it. You can really only do this on the XL in my opinion, bad enough I had to break it into 4 sections as it was. I used PET for the temperature tolerance. I made screw fittings for some M3 screws to hold eerything together… and it is a little wobbly until you get it up and installed. It may not be the perfect foot print for your AC unit. I don't know how tight the tolerances are on these things (it does not look like much). I know the four corners on mine were just screwed into the ceiling.
Either way, it's a 4x16 filter, and it has been doing a pretty darn good job for me. Keep it clean and replace often as these fans really don't create significant static to plow through a plugged filter.
I also put two holes in it for switches so I could do a high/low fan speed switch and I could do a switch that disables the electric heater I put in my AC unit. It interupts the W to the relay, and the fan switch swaps G from low to high relays. All in all, it's working well for me.
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