going_going_done:

FWIW, I installed a swamp cooler in my back window. I can control it remotely. I also have a camera and wifi thermometer that alerts me when the temp is not where I want it to be. I did all this because I have cats and live in the desert. It worked like a charm. Also, I covered the window screens with hardware cloth so I could keep a few windows open. But, I’m also parked on private property behind 3 locks.

Taint-kicker:

It’s Actually better on the AC unit if it runs longer. Better to keep it running at a constant load rather than starting and stopping.

jonspnes:

This is a trailer that is lived in, full time.

nutcorn:

Just make sure you clean your filter often.

damanbaird:

Yes, my mom has been doing this for over 3 years

Gypsysoultraveling:

I live full time in a 5th wheel and during the warmer days, I keep the AC turned on. I have it cool at like 75-72 depending on how hot the day is supposed to get.

jonspnes:

Thanks for all your replies guys!

Source: Is it ok to run this all day when at work, or will this expedite the failure of this overhead AC unit? This is on a travel trailer hooked up to an electric box. Asking for consideration on possibly having a pet stay inside while at work, to maintain a modest temp while away at work.

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