Velit
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A camper van parked at a trailhead in July, a delivery truck waiting at a loading dock, a sleeper cab at a rest stop long after midnight. In each, the old way to stay cool was to keep the engine running. Velit builds air conditioners for exactly those places: compact units that run directly from a vehicle's 12, 24 or 48 volt battery bank, so the cab or cabin can stay comfortable while the engine is off.
Velit focuses on off-grid, DC-powered climate products for vans, RVs, boats and trucks. Its catalog pairs air conditioners with diesel air heaters, so a single brand can cover both summer and winter for a vehicle that travels far from shore power. The approach is to skip the big inverter and the generator and run a DC compressor straight from the vehicle's battery system, which keeps installations simpler and lets the unit run quietly through the night.
Velit's rooftop units, such as the 2000R, use a DC twin-cylinder rotary compressor and are designed to drop into the standard 14-by-14-inch roof opening found on many RVs and campers. They offer economy and boost modes so owners can trade cooling power for battery life: in economy mode the 2000R is rated at roughly 250 to 300 watts. For vehicles where the roof is already crowded with solar panels or vents, Velit also builds under-bench units that sit inside a seat base or cabinet and duct cool air into the living space.
Velit's range includes rooftop air conditioners, under-bench air conditioners and diesel heaters for mobile use. HVAC365 carries its RV and truck air conditioners:
Matching voltage to the vehicle's battery system is the first decision; capacity follows the size of the space and how well it is insulated.
Velit is a brand of DC-powered air conditioners and diesel heaters built for vans, RVs, boats and trucks that need climate control without running the engine or a generator.
Velit offers rooftop and under-bench air conditioners in 12-volt, 24-volt and 48-volt versions, so the unit can run directly from the vehicle's battery bank.
Velit rooftop units such as the 2000R are designed for the standard 14-by-14-inch roof opening used on many RVs and campers.
A rooftop unit mounts in the roof opening and blows cool air down into the space, while an under-bench unit installs inside a seat base or cabinet and ducts air into the cabin, leaving the roof free.
