Nomadic Innovations Unveils Mini-Split System!

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[@bwhaskell]

Plans for a 48V version?

[@DoggyU]

This looks fantastic. Are you planning to make a version that also does heat?

[@MichaelNoakes]

Thank you for making this product, this would work perfect for a van conversion.

[@jonathanmarc8629]

Great work Kenny!!!

[@onionhead5780]

I hope you guys make boatloads of money because you deserve it. You’re innovative and you make quality products. I’d rather pay more for a superior product even if I have to wait to save the additional funds to purchase it than buy a cheap product that might not work optimally for the situation or could cost more on repairs in the long run. My motto is buy once, cry once. I’m definitely a fan boy of your products and the way you guys do business but I’m still holding out for that under vehicle mounted air conditioner I know you’re going to eventually come out with. 😉 🙏

[@RichardFermion]

This is genius. I fortunately (unfortunately lol) already have your X3 and while it's great I think a mini split would have been a better option in hindsight for my design. What I would really like to see is the option for a black colour for the interior unit. Another improvement I would like to see in the future is the ability to run the external unit flat or upside down. I looked at the Cruise'n Comfort recently and some folks are mounting the external unit where the spare tire goes (since most folks this $$$ deep into their vans have tire carriers anyway) This would be a great way to get the external unit in the shade at all times and not have to think about the swinging rear door when it comes to their lines/power that need to pass through.

[@brentwalden6215]

BRO! I went to the expo, just to see this unit! Ok… not entirely true. BUT I MSSED IT! I was trying to convince my wife.

[@DustinSheffield]

Great video - can't believe how quickly you get cool air for such a low draw. Will definitely be picking one of these systems up for my Sprinter!

[@tjenkens]

Almost like the one I bought from u 4 years ago!

[@dolfan1967atyahoo]

Great product! We live in TX and need a unit to sleep safely...To run a S1 for 7hrs sleep time, how many KWs will be needed?

[@nomadicsupply]

Woo hoo!!

[@lkazanov]

Very nice, but please try to speak in Watts, that actually makes more sense, especially as different voltages are being introduced on the market.

[@VanityBitty]

You guys want me to test one of these for you? 😅 I need one of these so bad. Guess I better start saving my pennies!

[@sterlingwinnings6977]

Can you run this unit while driving down the road?

[@Limitless_LifeCB]

ı carefully watched your dometic ac 12v comsumption test but you said mini split system has low energy comsumption but ı did not see any difference between dometic and split one did ı missed sometihing in high modes they both use 40-45 A per hour and in eco modes it goes like 20-25 A

[@thepatternforms859]

On the white is the air flow direction angle adjustable? If mounted on the side wall of the inside of a van can the air flow be directed left or right ?

[@thepatternforms859]

I plan to use 800watt alternator charger + delta2 max with this unit. What kind of connector is used to send this to the delta 2max?

[@peTeMelster]

Which one cools better? X3 or S1?

[@ireloaded9]

What's the btu output?

[@AZBADBOYz]

11,280 BTU for 24V, 9,600 BTU for 12V

[@evancorcoran8987]

What is the power consumption on the lowest setting?

[@heatherplasek5948]

Assuming ecomode is the lowest , it's pulling 350-400 watts. My inverter window unit pulls around 200 watts on low when it's 80 (400 watts when it's 95). Hopefully, I'm mistaken and they'll post another video showing off the variable speed compressor and how little it draws when it's not working too hard.