Coleman-Mach will introduce an expanded portfolio of variable-speed air conditioners and a new C Series of rooftop systems at Airxcel’s 2026 New Product Showcase, adding options across a range of RV configurations and cooling requirements.
The Wichita, Kansas-based brand will headline the expanded lineup with the Everest VS-18 variable-speed air conditioner during Airxcel’s 13th annual New Product Showcase, scheduled Aug. 18-19 in Elkhart, Indiana.
The portfolio also includes the VS-14 Heat Pump, VS-14 HP Slim and four C Series rooftop air conditioners.
The Everest VS-18 uses variable-speed technology to continuously adjust cooling output as conditions change.
The system also includes soft-start technology, a 360-degree airflow ceiling assembly and an ultra-quiet operating design.
The variable-speed system is engineered and tested for high-heat conditions. The soft-start feature is designed to reduce power demand during startup, while the ceiling assembly is intended to distribute air throughout the RV cabin and reduce hot spots.
The expanded variable-speed lineup adds two models aimed at different RV applications. The VS-14 Heat Pump combines cooling with electric heat-pump capability, while the VS-14 HP Slim provides the same cooling and heat-pump functions in a 9.75-inch-high rooftop configuration for applications where overall vehicle height is a consideration.
Coleman-Mach is also introducing the C Series as an expansion of its traditional rooftop air conditioning offering.
The series includes compact, standard and low-profile systems intended for different RV sizes, roof configurations and cooling demands.
The C-10 is a 53-pound compact system designed for smaller interiors and space-conscious applications. Its ceiling assembly can support ducted or non-ducted configurations.
The C-13.5 is a mid-capacity system designed for a broad range of motorhomes and towables, while the 61-pound C-15 provides the highest cooling performance in the standard C Series format.
The C-15 HP Slim combines higher-capacity cooling with heat-pump capability in a 9.75-inch-high low-profile design.
The products will be showcased as part of Airxcel’s invitation-only event. Coleman-Mach is an Airxcel brand based in Wichita, Kansas. Airxcel said its family includes 18 companies operating 15 facilities across the United States and Europe.