Question 1

Is there a template for cutting roof opening

Accepted Answer

Somewhat, rv AC units and actually rv roof vent holes are actually generally relatively standard for this exact reason, that being said it's not always the case and it might be fair to assume if ur asking this question that might not be the case for you. If your starting from scratch given the dimensions there is reallly very little need for a template when it's literally a specified measured square needed opening. This dimensions are made clear ofcourse in the specs and documentation. In my situation I luckily was installing this unit to replace an older one that quit on us so the square cuttout was basically already taken care of. HOWEVER, despite everything I've said so far don't assume as I did not receive that the measurements made on an existing hole are going to be intendical, I had the entire thing nearly set up when, because of this very situation I nearly had to dismantle the entire thing so the sheet metal unit which joins the top outside to the bottom inside was ever so slightly not wide enough. I apologize for the lack of a simple answer here but the sheet metal piece I mentioned will essentially act as your template if u need one. If I can make one suggestion in case you like myself end up happily taking these projects on solo style, it's doable even though a second pair of hands is anight and day life saver when it comes to working on the roof and needing eyes on the inside, the only thing which I underestimated was the fact that this unit may be quite large heavy and best of all awkward. So unless you can get real creative like I managed too, simply getting the unit up onto the roof and potentially tossing an old one can be challenging to say the least, I managed to, with much effort get the unit up in the air over my head like a dead lift but even so,I had it up high enough but I needed my wife on the roof for a second to actually pull it back from above my head and the roof  to actually sliding in then forward into the roof. So having someone up there just to guide it forward onto the roof will save u alot of grief and lessen the possibility of a fatal drop

Question 2

Will this work with a Duo-Therm model 59516331

Accepted Answer

No advert is universal for most but only to their own brand. DT is strict about accessories

Question 3

do i need a wiring kit for a coleman mach?

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I got the ADVENT air conditioner as a sat

Question 4

Will this work with any non ducted ac unit? Such as advent 1500

Accepted Answer

I installed it on my Advent 15K BTU  - works great !   Everything matched up perfectly.   The knobs to turn unit on and control fan settings, and the temp keep falling off.  Must be a design issue.  We used a super glue for now - will see how that works out.

Manufacturer	ASA
Brand	ASA
Model	ACDB Non-Ducted
Item Weight	10.45 pounds
Product Dimensions	5.12 x 22.09 x 24.09 inches
Item model number	ACDB
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Manufacturer Part Number	ACDB
Special Features	Rooftop
Voltage	240 Volts
Wattage	2.4E+2

ASA ACDB Non-Ducted Ceiling Assembly, White

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