Dometic Penguin II Low Profile Heat Pump 651816C Introduction

Dometic Penguin Pump is an advanced rooftop air conditioning unit designed for RVs and mobile homes, providing reliable cooling and heating in a compact form. With its low-profile design, measuring just 11.25 inches in height, it minimizes wind resistance and enhances fuel efficiency while traveling.The Dometic Penguin II is priced at $1,993.96. This unit delivers powerful performance with a cooling capacity of 13,500 BTU, ensuring comfort in any climate.

Continuous product improvement! That best describes what Dometic engineers have done with the Penguin II. RVers will appreciate new features and outstanding performance as only Dometic can deliver. The Penguin II creates the perfect comfort zone.

Low profile, under 10-inches high – the lowest in the industry
Sleek, contemporary shroud design reduces drag for improved mileage
R410A refrigerant is eco-friendly and releases heat more efficiently
Redesigned base pan with ribs is engineered for strength and durability
Air conditioning or heat pump models available
Perfect for ducted or non-ducted cooling systems
Perfectly matched for Dometic’s exclusive QuietZone system

The Penguin II has a sleek, futuristic look with incredible performance. Choose an air conditioner or heat pump for comfort and durability. Full automation means freedom from worry.
The heat pump is thermostatically controlled (CCCII Thermostat) and automatically activates the LP gas furnace at 30 degrees for continuous relaxation.

Instructions

Dometic does cool with style. Our air conditioners are versatile performers with a low profile. Fully automated and worry free.

Air Distribution Box

Five multi-directional air slots
Ratcheting side vents
Washable Hepa-style filters

Single Zone LCD Thermostat

Simple, three-button operation
Easy control for cool/furnace, heat pump or heat strips
Low profile
Manual or automatic control
Large display screen

Comfort Control Center II

Fully digital operation
Large, low profile SMX bluelight display
Industry first, real time-of-day, area independent programming
Easily controls rooftop AC, heat pump, furnace, heat strip, Aquaheat floor system or Automatic Generator Start (AGS)

Return Air Grill

Washable filter
Quick cool air discharge
Low profile

Description

The Dometic Penguin II Low Profile Heat Pump 651816C is engineered with advanced technology to provide both cooling and heating functions. Its low-profile design makes it ideal for installation on RVs where space is limited. The unit features a powerful compressor and fan motor that ensure efficient airflow and temperature control. The system is also equipped with a dehumidifying function to maintain optimal humidity levels inside the vehicle.

The unit comes with a user-friendly control panel that allows for easy temperature adjustment and mode selection. The Penguin II also includes features like automatic shut-off and restart in case of power interruptions, ensuring continuous comfort without manual intervention.

Penguin Advantage

Beautiful on the outside — genius on the inside.
What you don’t see makes the Penguin the industry leader in low profile RV air conditioners.

Copper tubing's lower heat factor provides superior heating and cooling.
Rubber damper reduces vibration and noise while adding support to copper tubing.
Ribbed fan housing adds strength for reduced vibration.
Dynamic shroud design reduces airflow resistance while providing maximum cooling.
Radius corners create strength, quiet and smooth air flow.
Convex basepan pattern distributes the weight of the AC unit for stability.
Foam Seals prevent unwanted heat transfer and loss of performance.
Unique foam collar around the motor shaft prevents noise transfer during operation.
Insulated evaporator housing prevents solar heat build-up.
Close tolerances between the base pan and shroud reduce vibration and noise.
Raised ring around screw and drain holes prevent moisture from entering the RV interior.
High-density foam blocks prevent vibration being felt inside the RV.

Setup Guide

To set up the Dometic Penguin II Low Profile Heat Pump,

Start by ensuring the roof of your RV is clean and free from any debris.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for marking the installation area and creating the necessary openings for the unit's components.
Next, assemble the mounting brackets and secure them to the roof.
Carefully lower the heat pump unit into place and connect all electrical and refrigerant lines according to the provided diagrams.
Finally, test the system to ensure it is operating correctly in both cooling and heating modes.

For pairing with a thermostat or remote control.

Troubleshooting

If the Dometic Penguin II Low Profile Heat Pump is not turning on,

Check the power supply and ensure all connections are secure.

If the unit is not cooling or heating properly,

Inspect the air filters and clean them if necessary.
Also, check for any refrigerant leaks or blockages in the system.

In case of unusual noises or vibrations,

Balance the unit and ensure all mounting brackets are securely fastened.

Always follow safety instructions and warnings provided in the user manual to avoid injury or damage to the unit.

Heat Pump 651816C Outstanding Warranty

Dometic’s 2-Year Protection Plus warranty.

For more information visit https://www.Dometic.com/USA

Pros & Cons

Pros

High Efficiency: Provides both cooling and heating with high energy efficiency.
Low Profile Design: Compact and lightweight, ideal for RVs with limited roof space.
User-Friendly Controls: Easy-to-use control panel for temperature adjustment and mode selection.
Durable Construction: Built with high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting performance.

Cons

High Initial Cost: The unit is relatively expensive compared to other cooling and heating solutions.
Requires careful installation to ensure proper functioning.

Customer Reviews

Customers generally praise the Dometic Penguin II Low Profile Heat Pump for its efficient performance and quiet operation. Many reviewers appreciate the low-profile design which does not obstruct the view from the windows or skylights. However, some users have mentioned that the installation process can be challenging and time-consuming.

A common complaint is the high initial cost, but most users agree that the long-term benefits and comfort provided by the unit justify the investment.

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