Description
- Roof window with active ventilation system and single-pleated darkening screen
- Cool or warm air at the touch of a button
- Energy-efficient cooling mode and heat pump system for heating mode
- Cooling capacity: 2050 W / 7000 BTU/h
- Heating Capacity: 2700 W
- Individual air flow regulation with automatic blower control
- Control panel with integrated, dimmable LED lights
Specifications
SKU: 9102900165
| Model | FL2200 |
|---|---|
| Scope of delivery | AirCon, Remote Control, User Manual, Installation Material, Installation Manual |
| SKUCertificates | CE;ECER10 |
| Product Description | Roof air conditioner with window for vehicles up to 7 m, 2050 W |
| Dimensions product depth, [mm] | 1105 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions product height, [mm] | 210 |
| Dimensions product width, [mm] | 758 |
| Net weight, [kg] | 44.50 |
| Input voltage (AC), [V] | 230 |
|---|---|
| Input voltage (DC), [V] | 12 |
| Input frequency, [Hz] | 50 |
| Refrigerant, type | R407C |
|---|---|
| GWP | 1774 |
| CO2 equivalent, [t] | 1.01 |
| Cooling Capacity ISO5151 Display | 2050 |
| Power consumption - Heat pump (ISO 5151) | 1200 |
| Connectivity Type | CIBUS |
|---|
| Dimensions parcel depth, [mm] | 1160 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions parcel height, [mm] | 400 |
| Dimensions parcel width, [mm] | 790 |
| Parcel weight, [kg] | 50.50 |
Highlights
Block out
Single-pleat blind for roof window
Fast air circulation!
In the active ventilation mode, stale air is drawn out of the room.
A patented distribution system
That steers cool, dehumidified air in the required direction without dust and dirt
LED lights
LED lights dimmable at the touch of a button on the control panel or remote control.
Air flow control
Switch to direct air flow left or right, and up or down
Rooflight
Roof window allows natural light from above into the caravan or motorhome.

The unique combination of an air conditioner and window
For these innovative air conditioners, there’s no need to sacrifice the roof window – quite the contrary. With Dometic FreshLight, the window is already built into the air conditioning unit and the result is perfect temperatures on board a caravan or motorhome with natural light still coming from above. Available in two performance categories.
4 questions
If you are travelling to cooler climates then this will not challenge the air conditioners to the extremes, a unit with a smaller power rating will do for these types of trips. You should not save on power, though, if you regularly travel to warmer climates and even less so if you have children or pets on board as staying in a recreational vehicle can quickly become uncomfortable on a hot summer day. When the nights are not cooler either, rest and recuperation is only possible with an adequate air conditioner.
Air conditioners work on basically the same principle as the cooling units of kitchen refrigerators. Their cooling efficiency is way higher though. In either system a refrigerant extracts heat from the space to be cooled and dissipates it to the outside. An RV air conditioner should additionally reduce the humidity. AC systems most commonly used for recreational vehicles:
Evaporation systems: Water is vapourised in a roof-mounted unit and collected in a filter. A fan draws ambient air in through the filter, which results in a heat exchange. Benefits: low current consumption, lightweight. Drawback: The energy efficiency depends on the ambient humidity; so the performance of the system varies. It drops when the humidity is > 85% – and that's exactly the level where air conditioning is needed. Moreover, evaporation systems will, by nature increase the humidity in the vehicle, regardless of the ambient conditions.
The temperature conditions in recreational vehicles and the reasons behind them RV and caravans are no houses and they don't have thick walls, even if they are reasonably insulated they will heat up in the sun. The temperature inside can quickly rise to 30°C or more and not only in the hot and sunny south, but also in moderate climate zones. Besides insulation, the temperature conditions inside the vehicle depend on other factors, too: the size and number of windows, for instance. A caravan with small windows will heat up less quickly than a RV with generously sized glass surfaces and it does of course matter where you park your vehicle – in the blazing sun or in the shade of a tree. Do you take every opportunity to air the vehicle out? Or are all the windows closed and the heat can spread throughout the interior?
Travelling off the beaten track with all the comfort you are accustomed to – Dometic generators make it possible. They ensure reliable power supply wherever mains power is unavailable. This makes them a must-have accessory for outdoor enthusiasts striving for maximum freedom and independence.
Air conditioners have the highest start-up current of all electrical devices commonly used in recreational vehicles. However, this current level is only required for fractions of a second; the level required in continuous operation is much lower. As the mains hookups on most campsites are fitted with a delay fuse, the short-time peaks are normally no problem.