Slow down interior fan speed on 2015 Casita Coleman Mach 8?

[bsedwebt]

I have installed the hush kit and the MicroAire soft start - both work wonders. BUT I am always looking to improve things..... I want to SLOW down the INTERIOR fan speed to make it quieter and to reduce the air flow to give it more time to remove humidity. I do NOT want the interior fan to turn off and on with the compressor cycling - that would wake me up at night and things get stuffy when the fan is off. I am looking for a simple install of a motor speed control unit for the inside squirrel cage motor that I can adjust to my liking. Can anyone direct me? ---- I was looking at something like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/12V-24V-Max-...53.m1438.l2649

[bsedwebt]

I found this on the web and emailed the fellow - he does not make these - is there someone who does? Professor Mark Csele: RV Fan Speed Controller

[J Ron]

Remember, if fan speed not fast enough, especially in hot weather, not enough heat will be removed from the refigerant and the compressor will kick out on high head pressure. The compressor on our AC kicks out sometimes on low cool. There is a reason engineers designed these units with the fan speeds they have. I believe reducing fan speed would not be a good choice. A thermostat was added to our AC and it has a switch that runs the fan continously if you like, we don't use it.

[Byron Kinnaman]

Also of note some motors don't like to run slowly, when attempted to run too slow they simply burn up.
Spend enough time camping the the trailer and you'll get used to the sounds.

[bsedwebt]

The Mach 8 has TWO fan motors - the one on the outside for pulling air through the condenser AND the squirrel cage fan for the air flow to the inside. I am looking to slow down the squirrel cage one for less interior air flow and noise. The outside one would continue as is and has never had a problem icing up (unlike one on my last RV that only had one motor). I am ASSUMING that the squirrel cage motor is AC not DC and this means more complexity to slowing a motor down - not just a rheostat wired in line.

[J Ron]

Slowing either fan has same result on preformace.

[Toddv78]

mine is also a 2015 tons of humidity with this ac very frustrating just doesn't do the job for living in the south blankets are wet by am

[redbarron55]

One low efficiency trick to lower the humidity would be to turn the AC colder and run your small electric heater for comfort.
The baci problem especially at night is the AC cools the small camper too quickly to remove much moisture.
Under these conditions a colder evaporator coil with less airflow would help too.
Blocking off some of the intake would do this too.
Since this is usually a lower night problem the pressures would probably be OK.