*It’s: Pretty. Quiet. **Fastly.Cool** in my room. Works wellLittle of hassle to install was TOTALLY worth it. I’m loving it so far. I recommend watching the installation video and taking it slow~*

The design makes this AC a possible alternative to ductless DYI systems. It works great. The remote control could be more visual aid oriented like a backligh design. Is impossible to see the lcd at least for me. Easy install kzfaq.infoUgkx_hHgTlzH3uk31Fe2RVS3xEbXHGaN_z5Tation. Came on time . Great comfort around the house 5 🌟 again. Follow mfg instructions for care and all and this should be the only AC you need for those of is that don't live in new homes with central AC

You did a lot of work positioning the cameras (most KZfaq contributors don't bother). Thanks, your videography made the project easy to follow.

I just completed mine. I used the 6000 BTU with digital controls and remote. I built a fiberglass box and mounted it to the Ceiling of the V berth. I used the duct blower you recommended, everything works great. The whole project came out good, looks good and works good. Thanks for the video

You are a very skilled craftsman, Great job!!

Nice job routing the ducts to that window AC. That lets you locate the AC anywhere there is space for it. These little window ACs have the advantage of being able to run on your little 2,000 watt generator. Its so nice that your boat has an enclosed cabin so you can drive while in the air conditioning. Its the perfect upgrade for your style of boat.

You show everyone here that it can be done and with factory results! People just need to not be afraid and PLAN everything! Take measurements, make cardboard templates, but most of all, have confidence! You can do it!

I’ve been trying to figure out how to install an AC in my cuddly cabin and you’re vídeo really have me a good idea on how to proceed! Your attention to details is awesome ….hope I can do something close to what you did ! Thanks for sharing your project ! 👍🏻🙌🏻

I just found your channel and have a lot of catching up to do! I had a Defiance 220EX before moving to Florida and after seeing all the awesome things you have done/are doing to your boat, I wish I still had my pilot house. Quite honestly, I could not have imagined that the basic boat I had could have been developed into such a luxury vessel.

Good work. Looks factory.

tremendo proyecto.. well done. !

Muy buen trabajo.

Wow - that was impressive- great idea and great job

Very impressive, well executed installation. A manufacturer installed a/c option (if even available) would have been quite costly. Awesome job ! Enjoy your cool pilot house !

Great install. I had a 2858 Command Bridge Bayliner and always wanted to put a/c in the boat. You are going to laugh but I used two fans. LOL. You made it look so easy.

amazing ingenuity !!! my hat is off to you my good sir ! works! it cheaper then marine ans way more effecient

Beautifully installed!

So far so good! Can't see where you are going with this!

Awesome upgrade and great job!

Very professional looking install. Great job.

That’s very good thinking outside the box.

Well thought out and very nicely done. I would be tempted to add an opening top hatch and a CoolBoat AC adapter. Though pricey the hatch would be nice to have and the AC unit could be left ashore.

Here’s your MAN Card punched. That was amazing to watch you build this. Tell me the Factory has reached out to you and will install your creation in THIER factory builds…..

That was a impressive install Wow really good job

Love the video very creative!!!!

Great video. Making me move from an open fisherman to a pilot house or something similar. Thanks

He did a beautiful job, anyone wanting to do the same, hot air rises , spread the 2 holes out further and place the warm hose on the top and the AC will thank you

Great job! I am going to copy what you did on my boat!!!!

Good job. Very impressive!

You’re a genius!

Wow, 👌🏻it's perfect 💯% cool!

Love your videos!!!

De verdad que usted es un genio cada vez que quiero hacer algo nuevo veo tus videos. Tienes más trucos que el cinturón de Batman. Jajaja

Wow... Awesome handiwork.

brilliant work , love the channel

Great Work !

I like how you say, "perfect," after every step. Funny. I would have tested it before I buttoned it all up though.

I'm like you, I like to make my boat feel like a home away from home scenario. having all the amenities like being at home but a remote home. lol

Nice neat installation. You may regret gluing the trim pieces on the front when you need to remove the unit for repair/adjustment. And with a boat there is always repair/adjustment. You could consider velcro or screws with caps.

I would have swapped the ducted work because hot air rises and it will just keep sucking in that hot air that it’s putting out

Very nice job done.

Cool install. Word of advice - buy one or two more of the same unit. They change out models yearly and they are never the same size.

Interesting install of the AC. Thanks, for the vid. Btw: I see no use for over the roof here, would placing unit in a new box the same size or more, up there give you better use inside? Really two new boxes this size up there on top on both port and starboard, no one could tell anything. Any AC install is good if it works.

Lots of work. perfect finished

awesome mod. you cant beat those little ac units for the price.

Good job.

Nice job dude!

The area of install is where id giessed it might be? Wait No id imagined it in the bulkhead. Cool!

Me again I love all your videos and I hope to be a skilled as you I can do some of the thing did.. My question is where did you buy all the extra white panel material I do know that it is marine grade and also how much does it cost? and does it come in a 4X4 sheet. Thanks again

Gawd dam that’s a clean install.

buen trabajo capitan

Your very very talented. Amazing and helpful video. I plan on buying a Parker 2120 for my retirement boat. Your videos are wonderful and informative. 👍👍👍👍

Excellent....

NICE JOB!!! Was kinda worried about your techniq at first but ya nailed it! Only thing I would have done different would be the duct work. They make an insulted version or you could have wrapped it yourself. That stuff is gonna sweat like crazy possibly causing water damage over time.

Good on that AC installation.

Nice work, including the documentation, and narration. Cool :)

Great boat A/C system. Did you prefer putting the blower fan on the exhaust duct, instead of the intake duct for a particular reason? Do you think the system might have worked OK without installing the exhaust blower fan? And how has the system held up in the corrosive saltwater environment you boat in? Is there anything you would change now that you have used it for awhile? Would you have made the ducts larger? Thanks in advance.

So, I think these window units actually suck fresh air through the back (condenser) not blow it out through it. The exchanged air then blows out the sides and top. Can't seem to remember which way it goes, lol. These days they also design a drip pan for condensation to pool enough to where the very tips of the fan hit the puddle and sling it onto the condenser to help heat exchange. I found that annoying because it made a lot of noise so I drilled a hole in the bottom to let the condensation drain out. If you find that your design isn't working well it may be that you have your orientation backwards as far as expected airflow. Loved the video though. After doing a very intricate job of installing one on a travel van I built I was interested to see how someone else approaches the challenges.

Awesome job Capt! I am attempting to do the same thing you did on my 2320. Your video is great! I should have it installed in no time if I follow your video. I am having some trouble finding the ductwork piece you installed on the back of the seat. What is that called? I’m not sure what to search for. Also, how many BTU does your air conditioner put out? I’ve watched all of your videos and the AC looks like a must. Thank you! Keep up the good work making great content.

Where did you connect the water drain hose? Into the fiberglass box or the AC pan? Great job and thanks for sharing..

Cap, this is an amazing project. Im also following moose on the loose’s mini split. Where can I get the insulated back board you used and all the other materials you used ? I saw the links to the ductwork and the ac in the description but dont know where to het the other materials. Thanks !!

Hi there. great job on the ac in the boat. I am converting a cargo van and trying to figure what A/C system to go with. I know you have a video where you made a split unit for a sprinter. I do not have the knowledge of tools to do that. Do you think an installation similar to the one on the boat will work on the van? Being such a small ac. Do you think it can be ran on a 300ah lithium battery with an inverter? Thank you. By the way beautiful pictures of Boriken on your video.

I cannot find the down load for the blower motor and insulated duct. Trying To do this on a 30’ sailboat. Could you please repost or send me the info? Thanks so much. I enjoy all your KZfaq port.

Job well done. I don't think that factory installed AC would have been any better. Lucky for me, I live on the largest fresh water lake in the world. Heat is needed way more than AC. :)

I'm assuming you also had to install an ac generator to power the ac unit?

is the fresh air intake only on one side of most window units..? the way my van is I need the intake on the other side.. also do most window units already have a condensation tube like yours or did you add yours?

Great video. If you don't mind what boat is it, and how much dose it cost.

👍👍👍👍👍

Nice looking job! What was the reason for the blower?

Would it work if you just ducted the hot air out of the boat and let it bring in air from inside the cabin to cool the condenser ? Isn’t that how the portable roll around units work ?

Nice job bro. Quick question how are you so handy? How did you learn that?

Just curious, why didn’t you put the exhaust port on top vs the bottom since heat rises and some heat from it will be pulled back into the intake? Great build btw!

Impressive........ how you know how to do all is this??? Are you an AC Tech by trade??

Eso quedó de fábrica , en cualquier momento verás la fábrica haciendo algo Parecido cuando vean tu vídeo jjjj, Bendiciones Capitán

My only question is what powers it? I’m a few minutes in on the video so maybe you get to it lol but if you run it on an inverter I feel like you’d need to have a damn big battery?

Does the seat box get hot and radiate the heat it just condensed back into the cabin? I is confused...

Your painting strokes looked like you were trying to kill mosquitoes.

Hey Captain, would you happen to have a link to those plastic vents with the flap? My marine AC is getting old and in need of replacement and I think I'm going to do an install like you as my boat is also a trailered boat and I'd like to be able to run the AC on the trailer so I don't die of heat stroke when working in the cabin in South Florida. Just about all my electrical and pluming are accessed from inside the cabin and it gets HOT.

Just saw this intro @0:03, what was the boat before your new crooked boat?

Do you think a 5,000 BTU AC like that would be adequate for a 26' cabin cruisers inside space?

Awesome idea I have a 24 foot wellcraft walk around and I am going to try this, where did you put the exhaust fan? I see it listed under the video on amazon but didn't see it in the video.

Does it have to be a marine air conditioner unit? I looked out the window unit and it says if movement do you have to wait 24 hours is that true? What’s that AC brand that you installed? Thank you.

I don't understand why the compressor wouldn't work without a blower motor? the AC has it's own blower motor inside the case, is that too weak? have you tested without the extra motor?

Is this a/c setup still functioning after the boat gets beat up from all the bounding waves on the boat and a/c unit? Is there anything you would do different? thanks

No 6 inch fan, Amazon doesn't know if they will be getting another. Any recommendations?

What boat year is that in the model thank you

Cap la caja para el la salida donde se puede hacer o venden los materiales en home depot para hacerla

Hello captain. I’m in the process of putting in an ac unit on my walkaround, but an ac window won’t fit in my cabin due to space. A portable stand ac would fit perfect, the lowest I can find are 8000 btu

What btu is that unit, do you wish you went bigger? I just bought a Parker 2520 with a 5k btu doesn’t seem to cool as much or as fast as I liked

How long is your boat

I did similar, but I just removed one of the bulkhead windows and framed one in there.

Parker 23'?

Did you drill a hole in the ac for drainage?

Where did u get the a/c

I love what you did, I have an old Sea Ray that did not have air conditioning, and I had an idea like what you did. However, I couldn’t figure out how to get rid of the hot air exhaust. That was so impressive…. I have a question on the back “the exhaust air” you call it air conditioner duct work, where did you get it, and what they called it…

Is this more efficient than a portable ac?

Veo algunos tus videos no tienes en español también

Versus a genset and factory installed air, you are saving $10,000.00 likely more.

How long will your generator run the A/C before having to re-fuel it?

why do you call your boat crooked???