3106614.013 18’ RV Air Conditioner Communication Cable for Dometic Multi-Zone
3106614.013 18’ RV Air Conditioner Communication Cable for Dometic Multi-Zone
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RV Air Conditioner Communication Cable for Dometic
This 18 foot RV air conditioner communication cable, part number 3106614.013, links the thermostat to the rooftop unit on multi-zone Dometic systems so control signals reach the air conditioner reliably.
Overview
This RV air conditioner communication cable serves as the data link between a wall thermostat and the rooftop air conditioner on multi-zone setups. The 18 foot communication cable carries control signals so each zone responds correctly to thermostat input. It suits RV owners and technicians replacing a damaged or shorted cable on a Dometic multi-zone air conditioning system.
Built For Performance
- 18 foot length reaches from thermostat to rooftop unit on most RV layouts
- Built for multi-zone air conditioner control networks
- Plug-in connectors matched to the Dometic communication port style
- Flexible jacket suited to routing through RV ceilings and walls
- Direct replacement for part number 3106614.013
Fits These Machines
- for Dometic multi-zone RV air conditioner systems
- for Dometic rooftop air conditioners using a communication cable link
- for RV thermostats designed for multi-zone Dometic control
On-The-Job Use
- Replacing a cut or corroded communication cable during air conditioner service
- Restoring thermostat control after a cable failure on a multi-zone system
- Routing through ceiling cavities during RV air conditioner installs
- Stocking as a service part for RV repair shops
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 3106614.013 |
| Length | 18 feet |
| Type | Communication cable |
| System | Multi-zone RV air conditioner control |
Good To Know
Q: What does this cable connect? A: It carries control signals between the thermostat and the rooftop air conditioner on a multi-zone Dometic system. Both ends plug into the communication ports on those components.
Q: How do I know if my cable needs replacing? A: A zone that stops responding to the thermostat while other zones work often points to a cable fault. Inspect the run for cuts, corrosion, or loose plugs before ordering.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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