The Truma Aventa eco creates the perfect balance of temperature and humidity while minimizing noise and conserving energy.
Technical Details
Bring the comfortable feeling of home with you on the road. The Truma Aventa eco RV air conditioner utilizes German engineering to surround RVers with the ideal indoor comfort zone. It creates the perfect balance of temperature and humidity while minimizing noise in a contemporary, energy-efficient, low-profile design. The Aventa is engineered to be different than other standard air conditioners. By efficiently decreasing humidity as it cools, the Aventa can reach the Comfort Zone quickly. Testing shows many standard rooftop air conditioners never reach it at all. Truma understands that hot and humid belongs outside, not inside the RV.
Air conditioner test environment in the Truma climate chamber
Sun and RV occupant simulation
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Operating Level |
Current Consumption |
| Low |
9.4 A |
| Medium |
9.6 A |
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High |
10.5 A |
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Operating Level |
Noise Level |
| Low |
62 dBA |
| Medium |
66 dBA |
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High |
74 dBA |
The Truma Aventa air conditioner creates a Comfort Zone that encompasses the entire RV living experience. Aventa not only provides excellent cooling performance, but it achieves this while significantly limiting sound and minimizing power consumption.
The Truma Aventa is now available for aftermarket installation as a replacement for non-ducted rooftop air conditioners. Is your RV compatible?
Truma Interconnect capabilities allow you to enjoy a unified and efficient comfort experience. Your Truma heating, cooling, and hot water systems can all be controlled using the Truma CP plus control panel. This allows you to set the temperature for your RV just like you do on your home thermostat.
Will a Truma Aventa fit on my RV?
The Aventa requires a standard 14″ x 14″ roof cutout.
What is the Truma Aventa?
The Truma Aventa rooftop air conditioner is Truma’s first rooftop air conditioner for the North American RV market.
What makes the Truma Aventa "Simply Better"?
The Truma Aventa is German-engineered to provide the perfect balance of cooling and humidity, creating ultimate comfort while minimizing noise in a modern, energy-efficient, low-profile design.
How many models are available?
There are two Aventa models available: The eco model offers 13,500 BTU/h cooling capacity, while the comfort models offer 15,000 BTU/h cooling capacity. Both models are available in black or white.
What color is the interior Aventa air distributor?
The Truma Aventa air distributor is available in grey or cream.
What operating modes does the Aventa have?
All Truma Aventa models come standard with “Automatic Cooling,” “Dehumidification,” “Night,” and “Air Circulation” modes, as well as three manually selectable cooling modes: low, medium, and high.
What is the Aventa "Automatic Cooling" mode?
In “Automatic Cooling” mode, the Aventa will select and adjust fan speeds to reach and maintain your preferred temperature quickly and efficiently.
What is "Air Circulation" mode?
In “Air Circulation” mode, the Aventa will keep air moving inside your RV even if cooling is not needed. Operate at your preferred fan speed (low, med, high).
What is "Dehumidification" mode?
In “Dehumidification” mode, the Aventa prioritizes the removal of moisture in extreme climates.
What is "Night" mode?
In “Night” mode, the Aventa will keep you cool at night while keeping interior and exterior noises to a minimum so you and your neighbors can sleep peacefully.
How is the Aventa controlled?
When installed aftermarket, The Aventa can be controlled with the included Aventa wireless remote control.
When installed as an original component by an RV manufacturer, the Aventa may be additionally controlled by the Truma CP plus control panel or integrated into a third-party system at the manufacturer’s discretion.
