Why Traditional Van AC Options Fail
We get it. It’s 2 AM. You’re sticky with sweat, your partner is tossing and turning, and the van feels like an oven even with the ventilation fan humming away. You've probably considered all the common options, only to run into the same old problems:

Rooftop AC
Costs over $5,000 with unit, install, batteries, and inverters. Heavy, complex, and hard to manage.

Some Portable Units
Bulky and heavy. They drain your house battery in 2–3 hours, leaving constant power anxiety.

Window AC
No stealth camping possible. Loud, visible unit hanging outside your RV door gives you away.

Mini-Split AC
Requires outdoor condenser, wall cuts, pro HVAC install—hardly portable and stealth-friendly.

Generators (Power Source)
They’ll run your AC, but noise, fuel storage, and campground restrictions make them inconvenient.
So you end up choosing between comfort and stealth, between sleeping and spending another night in a motel. But there has to be a smarter way to stay cool.
Meet the Mark 3: Your Personal Cooling Zone
The ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 Portable Air Conditioner is designed for life on the road. Unlike anything else, it runs entirely on its own 1022Wh battery pack, solving power anxiety and eliminating costly installs.

No Stressful Installation
Skip the $5,000 rooftop AC and weeks of downtime. There’s no roof cutting, no complicated wiring, and no professional installation needed. Unbox, vent, and sleep cool tonight.

Your House Batteries are Safe
Runs independently on its own battery for 5–7 hours, leaving your van’s electrical system untouched.

Stealthy and Silent
At just 46 dB in Sleep Mode, quieter than a library, it won’t disturb neighbors or give away your location.

True Portable
At 22 lbs, it’s easy to move between your sleeping space, workspace, or even outside your van.
Real Vanlifers, Real Sleep






Don't take our word for it
Perfect For:
Weekend Warriors: Occasional cooling without big investment
Remote Workers: Cool workspace + sleep area
Stealth Campers: No visible roof modifications
Renters: No permanent van modifications
Pet Owners: Keep furry friends comfortable

Let's Be Honest: What This ISN'T
The Mark 3 is not a whole-van cooling solution. It's designed for personal cooling zones - think sleeping area, workspace, or driver's cabin.
It won't:
- Cool your entire van like a house AC
- Work efficiently in poorly insulated vans
- Run indefinitely without recharging
- Replace a full RV system for large Class A motorhomes




It will:
- Keep you comfortable where you sleep and work
- Give you 5-7 hours of cool air without touching your house battery
- Set up in under 10 minutes with zero modifications
- Run quietly enough for stealth camping
Mark 3 Runtime Calculator
One Mark 3 Battery = 1022 Wh capacity.
FAQs
Yes, with a 12V–48V booster or inverter. [Learn more: Power Options for ZERO BREEZE Mark 3]
About 2 hours to 80% with a 500W input. Works with wall outlets, car lighter, shore power, DC outlet, or solar. [Learn more: 5 Simple ways to charge ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 Battery]
Mark 3 uses front ducts for cool air in/out and rear ducts for hot air exhaust and circulation. To get the best results:
- Separate your sleeping/cooling zone with a partition.
- Vent hot air out of a window or toward the front of the van.
- Many users make a simple PVC board with two holes for ducts—this also keeps bugs out.
If you’re not satisfied, you can return the Mark 3 within 30 days. 👉 Learn more about our return policy
Mark 3 Air Conditioner ×1
50V DC Wall Power Adapter ×1
Wireless Remote ×1
Drainage Pipe ×1
Front Outlet Duct (Φ4.33") ×1
Front/Rear Inlet Duct (Φ5.12") ×1
Rear Outlet Duct (Φ5.91") ×1
Matching Adapters ×4
User Manual ×1
Yes. That’s about the sound of a library. Users say they barely notice it in Sleep Mode.
Yes. Like any real AC, Mark 3 produces condensation. Always connect the drainage pipe.
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