[Jim & Kay]

We have our second AC but haven't installed it yet. It is a Coleman Power Saver and the specs are below. It does have the heat strip included.

SPECIFICATIONS MACH III POWER SAVER 8633
Cooling Capacity (Nominal BTUH, as
compared to Mach 3 Plus) 102%
Heating Capacity, Electric Heat Strip (BTUH) 5,600*
Running Watts/Cooling (1) 1,147
Running Watts/Cooling (2) 1,355
Running Watts/Heating (3) 1,800
Electrical Rating 115V 60 Cycles 1 Phase
Locked Rotor Amps (cooling) 48.3
Approx. Full Load Amps Cooling 10.2
Heating 16.0
Evaporator Air Delivery CFM High Speed 310
Installed Weight (pounds) 92.5**
Dimensions: Height x Width x Length 13.5" x 26" x 37"

• Optional heater assembly.
**Installed weight will vary with Ceiling Package Option.
(1) Tested under the following conditions: Cooling A.R.I. Standard
Condioning 80° F. DB/67° F. WB Indoor, 95° F. DB Outdoor at 115 VAC.
(2) Tested under the following conditions: Cooling A.R.I. Standard Conditioning
95° F. DB/67° F. WB Indoor, 120° F DB Outdoor at 103 VAC.
(3) Tested under the following conditions: 47° F. Outdoor Temperature

MACH III POWER SAVER
102% Cool—30% Less Power!
• Uses less power, so there’s more electricity
for your other appliances.
• But here’s the real shocker: it actually
delivers more cooling than a standard
13,500 BTUH air conditioner.
• Even starts in severe desert conditions,
when many other RV A/Cs won’t.

I just copied & pasted the info from the product page .