Dometic FreshJet FJX7 2200 Roof Air Conditioner

Dometic FreshJet FJX7 2200 Roof Air Conditioner Features

• Aerodynamically shaped rooftop unit with eye-catching LED light curve
• The motorhome, caravan or campervan is cooled down in record time
• With its variable compressor speed, the FJX7 operates silently while maintaining the desired temperature
• Reduced power consumption thanks to advanced compressor and heat pump technology
• Effectively reduces bacteria and odours to keep your RV smelling fresh and clean
• Conveniently control your roof air conditioner from your smartphone
• Quiet and gentle air conditioner start-up even on campsites with low fuse protection
• Optimised airflow for increased efficiency and reduced noise
• Integrated touch control display unique in the market
• Integrated lighting warm white LEDs for soft ambient light
• Vertically adjustable outlet vents for individual airflow regulation
• CleanAir air purifier system keeps your motorhome smelling fresh and clean
• Low-profile design (just 68 mm high) leaves more headroom in the cabin
• Reusable dust filter easy to remove for cleaning
• Reduced power consumption thanks to advanced compressor and heat pump technology
• Quiet and gently air conditioner start-up even on campsites with low fuse protection
• Integrated Heating with Quick heat at the touch of a button (2000 watts)

Clean Air Technology
Effectively reduces bacteria and odours to keep your RV smelling fresh and clean

Dometic Climate App
Conveniently control your roof air conditioner from your smartphone

Sleep Mode
Reduces fan speed to 80% to minimise operating noise

Exclusive Premium Design
Aerodynamically shaped rooftop unit with eye-catching LED curve

Superior Cooling Performance
The motorhome, caravan or campervan is cooled down in record time

Whisper-quiet Operation
With its variable compressor speed, the FJX7 operates silently while maintaining the desired temperature

Optimised Air Flow and Adjustable Outlet Vents
Low-profile air distribution box with powerful front and back airflow. You can adjust the direction of airflow with your fingertips

Intuitive Touch Control
Simply set the temperature and blower level you want

Integrated Lighting and Reusable Dust Filter
Warm white LEDs create a beautiful, soft ambient light and you can remove the dust filter easily for cleaning

• Model: FJX7333IHP + FJXADBDLRCWHWL-A
• Model on label: FJX7333IHPWHCSL (White), FJX7333IHPBKCSL (Black) + FJXADBDLRCWHWL-A (Air Distribution Unit)
• Included in delivery: Roof top Air conditioner unit + Air Distribution Unit
• Product Description: Roof air conditioner, 2200 W, electronic inverter compressor + Air distribution box, electronic controls, LED light
• Dimensions product: Depth 752mm x height 225mm x width 702mm (Roof top Air conditioner), depth 579mm x height 40cm x width 518cm (Air distribution unit)
• Net weight: 29.50kg (Roof top Air conditioner), 3.90kg (Air distribution unit)
• Input voltage (AC), [V]: 220-240
• Input frequency, [Hz]: 50/60
• Cooling capacity (ISO 5151), [W]: 2200
• Thermostat control: Electronic Thermostat
• Certificates: CEUKCAECE R10EMCCB
• Dimensions parcel: Depth 816mm x height 278mm x width 756mm (Roof top Air conditioner), Depth 630mm x height 140mm x width 550mm (Air distribution unit)
• Parcel weight: 40.20kg

3 years warranty when fitted at the Dometic Fitting Centre

3 FAQs on the Dometic FreshJet FJX7 2200 Roof Air Conditioner – Black or White with Dometic FreshJet FJX ADBD Air Distribution Unit

How to run my RV Air Conditioner on the campsite?

Air conditioners have the highest start-up current of all electrical devices commonly used in recreational vehicles. However, this current level is only required for fractions of a second; the level required in continuous operation is much lower. As the mains hookups on most campsites are fitted with a delay fuse, the short-time peaks are normally no problem.

How to run my RV Air Conditioner with a generator?

Travelling off the beaten track with all the comfort you are accustomed to Dometic generatorsmake it possible. They ensure reliable power supply wherever mains power is unavailable. This makes them a must-have accessory for outdoor enthusiasts striving for maximum freedom and independence.

How does RV Air Conditioning work?

Air conditioners work on basically the same principle as the cooling units of kitchen refrigerators. Their cooling efficiency is way higher though. In either system a refrigerant extracts heat from the space to be cooled and dissipates it to the outside. An RV air conditioner should additionally reduce the humidity. AC systems most commonly used for recreational vehicles:
?Evaporation systems: Water is vapourised in a roof-mounted unit and collected in a filter. A fan draws ambient air in through the filter, which results in a heat exchange. Benefits: low current consumption, lightweight. Drawback: The energy efficiency depends on the ambient humidity; so the performance of the system varies. It drops when the humidity is > 85% and that’s exactly the level where air conditioning is needed. Moreover, evaporation systems will, by nature increase the humidity in the vehicle, regardless of the ambient conditions.
Compressor systems: A gaseous refrigerant contained in a closed circuit is pressurised and turned into liquid. The liquid then flows through a pipe system and turns into gas again in the evaporator. In the process it extracts heat from the surrounding environment; the outside of the evaporator cools down. The refrigerant then flows back to the compressor, where the cycle begins again. In this way theair conditioning systemdissipates air and cools the vehicle interior. Additionally, it circulates and dehumidifies the room air. Benefits: consistent, powerful cooling performance, largely independent of the ambient temperature and humidity. Many compressor air conditioners integrate a heating system. The performance and efficiency of such heating systems depend on what type you have. If you have a simple heating resistor the performance will certainly be adequate for a chilly evening.
RV Air conditionerswith energy-efficient heat pump technology provide a heating capacity of 3000 watts or more enough to get the vehicle warm in the early or late seasons.
The temperature conditions in recreational vehicles and the reasons behind them RV and caravans are no houses and they don’t have thick walls, even if they are reasonably insulated they will heat up in the sun. The temperature inside can quickly rise to 30°C or more and not only in the hot and sunny south, but also in moderate climate zones. Besides insulation, the temperature conditions inside the vehicle depend on other factors, too: the size and number of windows, for instance. A caravan with small windows will heat up less quickly than a RV with generously sized glass surfaces and it does of course matter where you park your vehicle in the blazing sun or in the shade of a tree. Do you take every opportunity to air the vehicle out? Or are all the windows closed and the heat can spread throughout the interior?

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