[Richard]

So………just to make you aware of one of the challenges with any of the basement units. The generator discharge is right there under the coach. If you are boondocking in the heat of the summer, then just be aware the units will be sucking in very hot air from underneath.

I am NOT saying you should do it my way. When I was figgering on this type of install, I figgered on pulling air in through the doors and discharging under the coach. I also thought about putting in a fan or blower at the discharge area to help exhaust the heat. I was going to use a relay triggered off the compressor or fan to power the exhaust fan.

I have demonstrated to myself when boondocking in hot humid weather that raising the coach all the way up on the air bags lowers the AC air discharge temp about 3 degrees. I have also demonstrated for myself that closing off that floor opening that feeds the existing SCS unit lowers the AC discharge temp about 1 degree. Not dramatic, but every once in a while we were boondocking in 90 degrees, 90%RH and every little bit helped.

Have I mentioned my wife does NOT like to be hot.