Camco 45393 Vinyl Air Conditioning Cover (Off White) Review

Easy to fit, perfect fit (no shrinkage), drawstring closure may not last long but time will tell. Cover fits Brisk Air 2 1500 and 1350 BTU models.

Cracks and falls apart in less than 6 months of winter, no idea what it looks like after 6 months of summer. Very disappointing. It fits very well.

Dominik AC on trailer (2019 model) was a bit too big for a shelter, although the manufacturer advertised it would work. We've had a hell of a wind this fall and winter, once it gets over 20mph it tapers off and blows away over time. To solve this problem, one could wrap the bottom of the air conditioner about 1/2 inch longer. The hat feels solid, heavy and looks good, just wish it could stay on, too cold to keep putting on after a storm.

I bought this Camco cover to install Dometic Brisk Air II air conditioners in my car. (The Brisk II lid is not pictured but fits correctly when ordered) The lid appears to be sewn well from a thick vinyl material. close below deck. The lace closure is a button that feels very cheap and I was afraid to pull it too tight for fear of breaking it. I would give the lid 5 stars for the extra height of 2.5 cm and better drawstring closure. . I will update my review if the lid breaks or lasts all…

The quality convinced me. I thought ADCO was the best of its kind but this cover is of much better quality than ADCO. ADCO AC covers tend to tear after the first season. If the temperature is below 40 degrees when you put them on, they will become very brittle and the vinyl will crack. In addition, the ADCO cover fits very tightly on the speakers. It's a struggle to get it. This Camco case was flexible (it was about 40 years old when I put it on) and not as tight as ADCO. I didn't have to…

Other Revain reviews on this product sound like they were written before customers had actually used the product for any length of time. I bought this Camco AC cover new and installed it on my van last fall when I was putting the van away for the winter. My mobile home was parked in a secure outdoor parking lot, with no nearby trees to cause physical damage from an explosion or falling debris. Also, I live in Michigan so there is very little sun exposure during the winter months. When I stored…