I just got home and Zero Breeze unit was already here, but my lithium battery I bought (with a recommendation of a guy who has it in his RAM 5500), is only gonna be here on Tuesday, so I can't test this thing on the road yet.
I bought a special battery, because I am not so sure that my truck batteries gonna hold up all night and then have enough juice to start the truck.
It does blow very cold air though! Fingers crossed it works as planned
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Zerobreeze Mark 2 portable AC
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by DUNE-T, Apr 30, 2022.
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So this whole time I have been caring Zero Breeze in my truck, but did not have a chance to do a night testing yet, since every night so far temps have been dropping to below 60 degrees . Tonight it's finally gonna be 80 degrees.
I have not drilled the cab for the exhaust pipes yet, waiting to see how it performs first. Just gonna stick hose in the driver's window and close sleeper curtains for now.
The good news is the 24v $1000 lifep04 battery I got easily supplied power for 10 hours test I did at home, so I am really looking forward for tonight!Another Canadian driver, RedForeman, Siinman and 3 others Thank this. -
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It ran in the already cold basement. They say this thing is only rated for up to 40sq f. I just wanted to see if the battery holds up.Another Canadian driver, Siinman, TallJoe and 1 other person Thank this. -
Precooled the cab to 70 degrees before shutting the truck off. Zerobreeze is on max power. Let's see what happens!
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Interested to see how this device works.
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When I had the portable 1 hose unit, I ran the hose out of the small vent on the sleeper. Took the trim off, flipped it over, hose fit almost perfectly, with some duct tape. The hose itself gave off heat. Insulation would have helped.
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