Cooling Capacity I Battery Powered AC I Nomadic Cooling 3000

In this video Van Genius runs a performance test on the Nomadic Cooling 3000 in 115 degrees and 85 degrees ambient temperature.
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The Nomadic 3000 battery powered air-conditioner is specifically designed for individuals who travel off the grid.
Nomadic Cooling air-conditioners are powered by DC 12V/24V/48V batteries. Preferably lithium but not mandatory. This is a stand alone air-conditioner. You do not need to connect to the engine to operate the air-conditioner. Non-polluting, and highly efficient units operating at or below 60dBA. Plus, the added benefit of vibration free operation. The Intelligent microprocessor control system, allows the user to set the temperature based on a desired temperature.
Includes multiple built in protection functions such as, pressure alarm, power high/low voltage, motor over-current, and motor temperature protection.
PACKAGE INCLUDES
1 : 12V Air Conditioning Unit
1 : Interior Control Panel - Thermostat Included
1 : Remote
4 : Metal Washers Large
4 : Metal Lock Washers
4 : Mounting Bolts Large
4 : Mounting Nuts
600g R134A Refrigerant (pre filled)
1 : 14x 14 Waterproof Gasket
1 : Interior mounting brace 14x14 (Metal Powder coat)
1: Flush mount interior vent aluminum (aluminum or powder coated)
8 : Small black finish screws for interior vent placement
NOT INCLUDED
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[@jimpeterson3633]

I just put my 24 volt 3000 in. Amazing! It gets cold so fast. Thanks guys.

[@NomadicInnovations]

Our pleasure sir!

[@TalonSei]

Appreciate the shout out man! Great video 👊🏻

[@ingerblood5476]

Excellent video. We love our Nomadic 3000 and use it while building in 100 degree heat, parked in the shade. The temperature is pleasant while working.

[@NomadicInnovations]

Thank you very much! We appreciate the feedback. Glad we could help.

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

It was a 110 outside. You must Bury an Arizona a year ago of course, I'm talking from the future now.

[@functionalvanconversion4284]

Excellent demonstration! Very thorough and upfront. Much appreciated.

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

I tell people the same thing. These air conditioners are not like. House air conditioners. The best air conditioner is the air conditioner in the vehicle itself. Naturally, the natural air conditioner that comes with the vehicle. The only downside to it is. You gotta keep the engine running. But my old camper Van I used to put a house air conditioner in there and I use a generator and you are right. It never cooled a vehicle down at all. Never people think because you're insulated in the vehicle. It's gonna cool down a vehicle not true at all. Your vehicle is still open, regardless how you insulated?

[@milesfurr151]

I really appreciate the transparency! Variable conditions, variable factors. Real data and real results equal educated financial decisions that make for a happy customer! We live in phoenix and these temperature numbers really hit home haha! Great video, thanks for the real world insight.

[@brentwalden6215]

Great video! The aluminum box on our ambulance, will roast carnitas in 110 degrees!

[@NomadicInnovations]

4 Tacos please! 😁

[@brentwalden6215]

@@NomadicInnovations dang. It is starting to cool off around here. Pool season is almost over. I may have to make Tacos the old fashioned way. On the discada. But you got it! 😂

[@lorenworthington8739]

Good video. I think you also have to factor in insulation. And, there is a difference between a light colored vehicle and a dark colored vehicle when it comes to direct sun.

[@NomadicInnovations]

Great point!

[@jmm1000]

@@NomadicInnovations a silver REFLETIX bubble-insulation blanket on bungees makes a dramatic difference in eliminating heat, and the ability of a NOMADIC to cool - light, simple, foldable, stowable.

[@joshuamoore3846]

DC air conditioners cool slowly and are meant to maintain an already set temperature. AC air conditioners pull tons more power, but they cool much faster. Both have their place, and both are good options. For the normal everyday person, spring for a mini split and you'll save thousands upon thousands of dollars

[@NeverBeDaunted]

What’s a mini-split?

[@jmm1000]

a silver REFLETIX bubble-insulation blanket on bungees makes a dramatic difference in eliminating heat

[@thebatlwgn]

Rad video. Thank you for all the info.

[@NomadicInnovations]

Thank you kind sir!

[@user-dc2dd3iu1u]

Great video!

[@conscientiousdefector]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="130">2:10</a> How can I find this KZbin video you referenced??

[@michaelstanley3961]

Great video, just more evidence to buy a 12v aircon for off grid occasional use so much more efficient

[@medizoneheadoffice343]

Why does my nomadic 3000 keep turning off, compressor only stays on for 1 minute, then turns off, then on and off again, every minute, how do I get it to stay on longer

[@NomadicInnovations]

Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue with your Nomadic 3000. Please reach out to our customer support team directly, and they'll be happy to assist you further. We want to ensure you have the best experience with our products. 480.360.8257

[@NeverBeDaunted]

Was the 85 degree test done after it was outside during the day? I’m skeptical about the methodology here. Not hating here, admire what you guys do so this is a genuine concern. For example, I rented a tiny 100 sq foot cabins two weeks ago. Both had 6900 BTU 120vAC air conditioner units. One was in full sun during the day and did not cool well at all at night unlike the other one that was in full shade all day. Was this van in the sun all day then brought into the 85 degree shop for the test. If the van has been baking outside all day in the hot sun then night falls, well that ac unit has to cool down that greenhouse stored energy. If it’s just been sitting in a 85 degree garage away from the sun, then well that’s an impractical test to me. I am going to be doing a test with a 6900 120v portable (home plug) in a Eurovan camper this weekend just to learn what it can do during the day. Still learning here.

[@NeverBeDaunted]

I did watch I think that video you refer to which states to run the AC from the van to cool it off first, park in shade, insulate the van, seal off the front cab, have a divider for your sleeping quarters to cool just that area, etc. Tomorrow will be 89 degrees full sun here, will try shade, etc. I realize I don’t have a DC unit, but at least a 6900 BTU 120v will give me some idea what that high of a BTU will do. I was shocked that the cabin in the full sun couldn’t keep up for a 13 foot by 8 foot cabin. Not insulated but fully sealed cabin. Guess I shouldn’t have been as shade is king.

[@jonathanmarc8629]

The van was inside all night, not planned we just dont leave vehicles outside. The goal of the video was to show people how hard it is to cool a van in direct sunlight on a hot day. And most importantly to make sure we are not overselling/ overstating the capabilities of our or any ac units that we sell. DC air conditioner units will increase your comfort range but at some point they may not be affective. Great question and thank you for watching :)

[@NeverBeDaunted]

@@jonathanmarc8629 That makes sense. I did the little experiment today with my Eurovan Camper with a typical R2D2 like unit that you’d get from a home center that runs off 120v. 6900 BTU on a 89 degree full sun day. It couldn’t cool the white van with limo tinted windows down as low as your unit did on a hot 115 degree day. My van isn’t insulated, however it really says a lot to me how well insulated and efficient your Nomadic 3000 unit must be to achieve what you did. Just goes to show you can’t outdo the sun’s BTUs. Shade or nightfall is ideal. Thanks for the video upload. Still a lot to learn with cooling in the shade during the day and at night. Suppose humidity also plays a factor. Low Arizona vs high Southern heat.