Nomadic Cooling Helix X3 RV Air Conditioner (12/48V)

Typically available for pickup in 24 hours. Typically ships in 2-3 business days. Shipping calculated at checkout. Requires LTL Freight shipment of $395 applied at checkout. 12V model available in Black or White Shroud. 48V Model only available in Black. Faceplate is standard Black for all models.

Introducing the ultimate solution for off-grid RV living - the Nomadic Cooling Helix X3 RV Air Conditioner (12/48V). Say goodbye to the hassles of using traditional RV air conditioners that require a bulky, expensive inverter, access to shore power or a noisy generator. This DC-powered air conditioner is smaller, lighter, has a very low profile on the roof, and is very power-efficient, making it the perfect addition to your camper van or RV.

With its compact design and low power consumption, this RV air conditioner is easy to install (fitting a standard 14" x 14" roof opening) and fits seamlessly into your off-grid lifestyle. It uses only a fraction of the power compared to a standard 120-volt AC unit, so with a sufficiently-sized battery bank, you can enjoy cool comfort in your RV all day and night without worrying about running out of power. Because it doesn't require an inverter, there is no conversion loss from changing DC power into AC power just to run the air conditioner.

But the benefits don't stop there. You'll love the quiet operation of the Nomadic Cooling X3 RV air conditioner - it uses a brushless internal fan and variable-speed compressor, using pulse width modulation (PWM) technology to ramp its power use up or down as needed. 

Don't let the power needs of traditional RV air conditioners hold you back from exploring the great outdoors. Upgrade to the energy-efficient, quiet, Nomadic Cooling Helix X3 RV Air Conditioner (12/48V), and take your off-grid adventure to the next level.

Eco Mode vs Full AC Mode

ECO Mode should be the default operation type on a Nomadic Cooling air conditioner. MAX mode should only be used for short periods of time for maximum cooling, as powerful mode has increased consumption of energy.