Easy RV Air Conditioner Start-Up with Soft Start Kit

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• SOFT STARTER USE PERFORMANCE: By installing an RV AC soft starter, it allows you to easily start your 2200 BTU air conditioner using only a 15,000W generator, providing you with the power to run other appliances such as your refrigerator, heater, microwave, hairdryer, fans, and TV. This means you don't have to buy a bigger generator and run your air conditioner on a limited power supply.
• LOW NOISE, SMOOTH STARTING: The Aoteda soft starter reduces the starting current of your air conditioner by 65%-70%, resulting in smoother power consumption and short cycle protection. Prevents the generator from overloading or the circuit breaker from tripping. This will bring you a better sleeping experience during your trip and effectively extend the service life of your air conditioner.
• WIDE COMPATIBILITY: The RV Air Conditioner Soft Starter allows you to operate your air conditioner on a 20A domestic connection or two air conditioners at the same time on a 30A connection (two soft starters are required). This means you don't need to buy a larger generator, and you can enjoy reliable cooling even in RV parks with limited power supply, making your trip more enjoyable.
• DURABLE AND RELIABLE MATERIALS: RV air conditioning soft starter, installed with RV soft starter to reduce starting current and protect equipment. The functions include dust-proof ABS plastic shell, waterproof and anti-oxidation wiring harness, upgraded professional capacitors, precision designed circuit board, built-in overload and short circuit protection. Helps maintain stable and safe operation, bringing safety to travel.
• EASY TO INSTALL: The Aoteda soft starter includes a detailed wiring diagram and instruction manual. The product's five wires are color-coded for easy identification and connection. It is widely available for a variety of air conditioner brands on the market. The soft starter kit plays a vital role in improving the performance and reliability of air conditioning units installed in recreational vehicles, travel trailers and motorhomes.