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Product Description
Dometic Harrier Plus Rooftop Air Conditioner, 3 Year Warranty. The new Dometic Harrier Plus raises the bar in efficient and powerful RV roof top air conditioners. The Harrier Plus is a replacement for the best selling Dometic rooftop air conditioner: the Harrier Inverter.
Similar to the Dometic Harrier Inverter, the Dometic Harrier Plus has a generation variable speed compressor that is extremely quiet, even when running at maximum speed and has a powerful 3028 W cooling capacity (tested to ISO5151).
The compressor in the Dometic Harrier Plus slows down or speeds up in order to maintain the output as needed and in turn reduces energy consumption to the minimum required as well as noise and vibration.
In addition to its efficiency, the new Dometic Harrier Plus also has several useful comfort features including remote controlled. You can control the fan speed, timer and modes all from the remote control without having to get up to make adjustments.
The innovative sleep mode function also reduces the compressor speed, in addition to the usual fan speeds, to further reduce the noise and vibration levels while sleeping.
As the Dometic Harrier Inverter, the Dometic Harrier Plus is suitable to fit eaither the 360 × 360 mm or 400 × 400 mm H-Frame roof openings straight out of the box without the need for additional components or accessories. However, we recommend to choose the 400mm H-Frame as it reduces noise better than the 360mm H-Frame.
Quality features:
- ADB design – same design as the Harrier Lite
- LED lights in cool white
- Reduced fan noise
- CI-BUS compatible control panels
- Simple assembly
- Low profile ADB
- Adjustable airflow
- Increased efficiency
- Reduced vibration
- 3.0kW (rated) cooling capacity
- New improved remote control:
- Automatic brightness adjustment on the display
- Auto mode
- Sleep mode
- Turbo fan speed
Fitting and Install instructions come with the unit, but it is advised a qualified installer (electrical contractor) undertakes the installation.
Note: The ADB will be marked as a Harrier Lite – the ADB are the same for the Harrier Plus and the Harrier Lite.
We recommend any one of these Generators to power this Dometic rooftop air conditioner:
Specifications
| Short Description | Dometic Harrier Plus Rooftop Air Conditioner, 3 Year Warranty |
|---|---|
| SKU | HARRIER-PLUS-KIT |
| GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) | 6951218420866 |
| Brands | Dometic |
| Best for Vehicle Length | Up to 7.5m |
| Electrical Rating (single phase) | 220 to 240 V |
| Nominal (compressor capacity) | 3.6kW |
| Cooling Capacity (ISO5151) | 3.0 kW |
| Heating Capacity | 3.0kW |
| Current Draw (Cooling/Heating) | 1.8A to 7.9A / 1.7A to 6.8A |
| Operating Temperature Range | -2 to 52°C |
| Dimensions (WxHxL mm) | External: 750 x 280 x 1070 mm | Internal: 518 x 48 x 579 mm |
| Roof opening (W x D mm) | 360 x 360 / 400 x 400 mm |
| Roof thickness (mm) | 20-100 mm |
| Net Weight (kg) | 44.0 Kg |
| Number of blower speeds | 4, including Turbo Speed |
| Remote control | Yes |
| Functions | Highly efficient inverter technology with timer function and sleep mode |
| Manufacturers Warranty | 3 years |
| Installation | Fitting and Install instructions come with the unit, but it is advised a qualified installer (electrical contractor) undertakes the installation. |
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Customer Reviews
- Amazing Product Review by Amy , Christopherson NT
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Quality Value Price Product Review
We are so in love with our new Air-conditioner. It is such a great product at a great price.Shopping Experience
Great communication, great price, good customer service.Recommend this product to a friend? yes(Posted on 20 Sep 2020) - Great product. Review by Mike Roempke , Townsville Qld
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Quality Value Price Product Review
I have a 12 metre bus motorhome with a split system at the rear. Since installing this system near the front, we don't use the split system at all any more. Very happy with it.Shopping Experience
Bit of a delay due to the covit thing, but happy with the service.Recommend this product to a friend? yes(Posted on 16 Jul 2020) - Excellent Unit - Wouldn't settle for anything yet Review by Chris , Rowville Victoria
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Quality Value Price Product Review
Excellent air-conditioner, quite in operation and very effective. I upgraded to this unit from another brand, and this is by far superior both in noise (very little) and the volume of cold air it pumps out is excellent. The remote control is easy to operate, and the light function makes a perfect night light and isn't too bright for the kids. Current wise, the compressor starts slowly and runs at a speed that matches the temperature you have selected. The initial current draw is low which is great. A friend of mine had a Honda Inverter Generator and wanted to test it - It was a 2000 watt generator and the air conditioner ran perfectly on it without drawing too much initial current. Having said that, I was really impressed with his small Honda Generator EU20i and now I want one too!Shopping Experience
I had a little trouble with my online experience but Corey helped me through it and everything was terrific! He was able to answer all of my questions, and the unit was delivered much faster than expected. Corey was very knowledgeable about the unit which was very refreshing. Overall, very happy with the unit and My Generator and the way they helped - Very smooth transaction.Recommend this product to a friend? yes(Posted on 15 Jun 2020) - Excellent Product Review by Mike Porter , Jimboomba QLD
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Product speaks for itself. Absolutely great.Shopping Experience
Excellent communication, delivered on time.Recommend this product to a friend? yes(Posted on 2 May 2020) - Dometic harrier inverter air conditioner Review by Lorelle Herbert , Duns creek New South Wales
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Quality Value Price Product Review
This air conditioner is super quiet cools the r.v. down quickly & is very easy to operate. Im very happy with my purchase.Shopping Experience
My generator is a reputable company with fast efficient service & competitive prices.Recommend this product to a friend? yes(Posted on 21 Apr 2020)
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Product Faqs
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Q:Will this air-conditioner work off a 2000w generator?A:
Hi there - yes, this new air-conditioner model uses an inverter compressor which significantly reduces startup power demands. Therefore, one of its most appealing features is that it will comfortably start and run on a 2000-watt inverter generator.
Most other air-conditioner models will require more than 2000 watts to start up.
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Q:Our caravan has a thicker roof approx 100+ mill and apparently there is a kit to suit, can you supply and what price please?A:
Hi, yes there is a Harrier Thick Roof Duct Kit (listed as an additional accessory) which allows fitment of the Harrier Inverter A/C unit to RV's with a roof panel thickness greater than 60mm (up to around 108mm). The Kit includes duct sections, and longer bolts as can be ordered in addition to the main Harrier A/C unit.
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Q:What is the difference between ‘reverse cycle’ caravan air conditioners and ‘heating element’ caravan air conditioners?A:
Hi, great question. These descriptions relate to how the heating/cooling works in air conditioners. ‘Heat Exchange’ units use heat exchange to cool and an electrical heat element to warm. It’s not the most efficient heating method, but it works no matter how cold it is outside.
Reverse cycle units are the more common type and they use a compressor whether heating or cooling. This is more efficient method but for some models can be an issue when there’s ice in the outside air.There are more Reverse Cycle models available and it is the most popular type of RV air conditioner – customers that opt for Heating Element style air conditioners typically plan to spend long periods in cold temperatures.
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Q:With air conditioner ratings, why are some specifications for the same model different between suppliers and information sources relating to things like cooling capacity?A:
Hi, good question. With ratings such as cooling capacity, two different numbers can both be correct – they can just relate to different requirements and conditions.
Often cooling capacity figures displayed for the product are from the electrical rating conditions. The other main method of testing ratings of air conditioners is to ISO5151 standard – this method is under standardised controlled conditions and allows more direct comparison between models.
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Q:Hi, I have noticed that you say that this air con will run comfortably off a 2000w inverter - what is the lowest sized inverter that could be used?A:
Hi - yes, the Dometic Harrier Air Conditioner will start and run on any 2000w inverter generator. The manufacturer (Dometic) recommend a 2000w generator, nothing smaller. Many thanks
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Q:Looking at a roof top caravan air conditioner - What are the noise ratings (dBA)? And which is the quietest?A:
Unfortunately caravan air conditioner manufacturers don’t provide dBA ratings with their unit specifications, which is a pity because it is a hot topic among caravan enthusiasts.
All of the models we stock are premium brands and we have had no feedback from customers that the noise of their caravan air conditioner model purchased from us is too loud, or keeping them awake/disturbing them during the air con operation.
Referring to specific models, a couple of the more popular caravan air conditioner options are:
- The Harrier Inverter Air Conditioner has a variable speed inverter compressor, making its operation very quiet for its size (its designed for vehicles up 7.5 metres in length).
- The Dometic Aircommand Ibis MK3 model (designed for vehicles up to 6.5 metres in length) has improved its high speed fan operation from previous models, also making it a very quiet roof top caravan air conditioner.
- The latest release from Dometic; The Dometic Aircommand MK4 model (designed for vehicles up to 7 metres in length) features a new-generation compressor with inverter technology which ensures that vibration is minimised, creating a more pleasant environment. In addition to this, the quiet environment that the Ibis 3 achieved has been replicated. Both of these features make it one of the quiestest air conditioners in the market.
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Q:I have a B3200 with ducting as well as straight down. What would be the best unit to replace it with?A:
Hi Kevin, we have the Dometic BR342 Reverse Cycle Roof Top Air Conditioner in stock, so if you wanted to replace like for like, then that can be done. In terms of other options to fit the same roof opening (360 x 360mm) and to suit a vehicle length up to around 7 metres, then I would suggest you consider the following:
Dometic Harrier Inverter Rooftop Air Conditioner - this was released in 2016 and is the first caravan air conditioner to incorporate inverter technology which makes it very energy efficient and quiet.
Air Command Cormorant Reverse Cycle Roof Top Air Conditioner - a tough model designed for Australian conditions and provides strong cooling/heating and power for your buck.
Overall, if you are looking at replacing your existing model with a newer, more up-to-date and energy efficient model, then I would recommend the Dometic Harrier Inverter unit. Thanks.
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Q:Does this air conditioner have a very low speed fan for comfortable use when sleeping once desired temp is achieved?A:
Hi Don, the unit has an 'innovative sleep mode function' which reduces the compressor speed, in addition to the usual fan speeds, to further reduce the noise and vibration levels while sleeping. Thank you
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Q:We have a 1979 Bedford bus-motorhome. We plan to travel around Aust, and we have a 2kva generator. What Aircon do you recommend? Bus is 10 metres long. CheersA:
Lucky you mate! This is an easy recommendation: with your 2kVA (2000 watt) generator and size of your RV, we would certainly recommend the Dometic Harrier Roof-top Inverter Air Conditioner. The will easily start and run from your sizzed generator and the size of this A/C model will suit your larger type of RV.
Many thanks, and happy travels!
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Q:Hi, does the Harrier A/C unit have air distribution boards on all four sides? ThanksA:
Hi Don, no the Harrier has oscillating outlet vents on the front and back only. The sides have vents for air intake. Many thanks.
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Q:Hi there, can you recommend anyone who would install this in a horse float for me? - Ipswich, QLD area. Many thanks, JeneanA:
Hi Jenean, any local electrician or electrical contractor can undertake the install.
Fitting and installing a rooftop Air Conditioner in a Recreational Vehicle is a very simple task for a qualified electrical contractor.
If you are still needing help finding someone, you can always contact the manufacturer (Dometic) directly on: 1800 21 21 21 and ask for an associated RV Air-conditioning specialist in your region. Many thanks
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Q:Hi there, our bus (Toyota Coaster) is 7m and currently has no air conditioning at all which is hell.. We are looking at buying the Dometic Harrier Inverter...this might be a stupid question but can the air con be on and running while we are driving?A:
Hi Michelle,
These air conditioners require mains power to operate.
The only way you could have the unit running when the vehicle was in operation would be if you had a large enough 12V to 240V inverter.
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Q:I have an off grid cabin wired for 240v. Can it be easily installed on a gradual sloping cabin roof with very little roof space?A:
Hi There,
We would recommend contacing Dometic for advice on installation on a sloping roof.
They can be contacted on 1800 21 21 21.
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Q:Is it possible to connect a drain to air con to control were water runs on caravan roof .Regards Kevin.A:
Hi Kevin,
Unfortunately the Harrier only has the standard drainage channels. There is no way to reroute this sorry.
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Q:What is the ambient temperature range for the Harrier V2? at present in the West Kimberley region of WA and current AC shuts down around lunch time with temp at around 44 degrees.A:
Hi There,
The Operating Temperature Range for the Dometic Harrier is: -2 to 52°C
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Q:I am replacing an Ibis 3 mounted on a caravan what modification required.A:
Hi There
You should not require any modifications to fit the Harrier in place of the IBIS 3. They both fit in the same openings as one another.
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Q:How can I best optimise the performance of my roof-top air conditioner?A:
Hi there,
Here are some tips to best optimise the performance of your roof top air conditioner:
- Clean the filters of the air distribution box regularly.
- If your caravan has been sitting in direct sunlight for a long period of time, use the 'ventilation' mode with the windows open for a while before switching to the 'cooling' mode.
- Avoid opening doors and windows as much as possible when the air conditioner is running.
- Regularly remove leaves and dirt from the ventilation grilles of the roof top air conditioner. Make sure you do not damage the grilles in the process.
Thanks for your question.
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Q:Does the unit come pre gassed ready to go or does it need to be charged?A:
Hi There,
The Dometic Harrier is pre gassed from factory and is ready to install.
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Q:I have an older version of airconditioner fitted to the motorhome and will not start on an 8000watt inverter, keeps throwing the inverter offline can you make any suggestions that would help with this problemA:
Hi There
It is very hard to say what the issue may be exatly.
We would suggest having the air conditioner looked at by a professional.
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Q:My Dometic branded air conditioner shows p7 on the panel which I presume is an error code but the books do not reference it. Can you help pleasePeterA:
Hi Peter,
We would recommend contacting Dometic on 1800 21 21 21 for assistance.
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Q:Hi I saw there was a new Harrier Plus Air Conditioner. What is the difference between the old Harrier Inverter and the new Harrier Plus model?A:
Thanks for your question. There are several upgrades between the Harrier Inverter and the new Harrier Plus model including:
- A weight reduction of 45kg to 44kg (1kg reduction)
- The compressor in the new model is a New Generation Variable Speed compressor in comparison to a variable speed compressor. This reduces the vibration of the unit and increases the efficiency
- The nominal compressor capacity has decreased from 3675W to 3600W
- The rated cooling capacity has decreased, and heating capacity have increased in the new model
- The start-up current has increased in the new model from less than 6.5A to less than 6.9A
- An additional fan speed has been added to the new model featuring a Turbo Speed for faster cooldown
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Q:Hi I was looking at purchasing a Harrier Air Conditioner and was wondering why the Harrier Lite and Harrier Plus look the same?A:
Hi, Yes, they do look the same as they have the same ADB, which is marked as Harrier Lite. The design of the ADB is in line with the IBIS4. However, the air conditioners themselves are very different, even though they have the same ADB.
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