Telair Silent Plus 5900H Roof Air Conditioner: Powerful & quiet for Campers and Caravans
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Telair Silent Plus 5900H Roof Air Conditioner: Powerful & quiet for Campers and Caravans
The Telair Silent Plus 5900H roof air conditioner is the perfect solution for all your heating and cooling needs in your camper or caravan. This powerful air conditioner has a low noise level, ensuring your peace is not disturbed.
Exceptional Cooling Capacity With a cooling capacity of 1730 watts and a power consumption of only 2.8 Amps, the Telair Silent Plus 5900H is ideal for vehicles with a maximum length of 6.5 meters.
High Heating Capacity This roof air conditioner is equipped with a highly efficient heat pump that can heat up to 1640 watts with a consumption of only about 1 kW of electrical power.
User-friendly Remote Control The Telair Silent Plus 5900H roof air conditioner comes with a luxurious white remote control with a backlit LCD display for easy operation.
Control via Teleco HUB App Regulate the temperature of your vehicle from your smartphone with the free Teleco HUB app, available for Android and iOS devices.
Easy Installation Thanks to the included air distributor with a height of just 4.2 cm, the installation of this roof air conditioner is a breeze.
Product Specifications
- Brand: Telair
- Functions: Cooling, Heating
- Cooling capacity: 1730 W
- Heating capacity: 1640 W
- Hole width: 400 mm
- Max. vehicle length: 6.5 m
- Inside length: 45 cm
- Inside width: 45 cm
- Inside height: 4.2 cm
- Colour: White
- Total weight: 36 kilos
- Power consumption: 2.8 A
- Power: 1730 W
- Connection voltage: 230 V
FAQ: Telair 5900H Air Conditioner and Starting Current
Question: Can the 15 A starting current of the Telair 5900H air conditioner cause issues at campsites with a capacity of 6 or 10 A?
Answer: The 15 A starting current of the Telair 5900H air conditioner is very brief and usually poses no problem at campsites, even with connections of lower capacity such as 6 or 10 A. This is a common question, and experience has shown that this brief spike in power consumption is not a concern.