
BougeRV PC35 Portable Camping Air Conditioner 3500 BTU
- 3500 BTU cooling
- 61F to 90F adjustable temperature
- Startup up to 2 kW (110V, 18A max), needs a 2 kW continuous power station or inverter
- 18F drop in 15 mins in strong mode, lab conditions
- Cools up to 64.58 sq ft (spec sheet says 35 sq ft)
- App control up to 33 ft, 24H timer
- 55 db, 34.2 pounds
- 2 year manufacturer warranty
Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A compact compressor air conditioner for tents, small camper spaces and vans, with app control and exhaust ducts. It needs a large power station to start, and the listed coverage area differs between bullets and specs.
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ASIN: B0GJZF7BS1Model: PC35Category: Portable Air Conditioners
Overview
A camper who wants real compressor cooling inside a tent or small van gets it from the BougeRV tent air conditioner. Exhaust ducts carry hot air outside, a drain pipe handles condensation, and the app adjusts temperature, mode and timer from your seat.
True air conditioning in a tent makes hot summer camping far more bearable. The power demand is the hurdle: the startup surge, which needs a big power station or inverter, not a small battery pack. Coverage claims differ between the bullets and the spec sheet.
Who it's for
Tent campers, overlanders and van owners with a high output power station will get cool air in small spaces. Campers with limited power should look at a fan or evaporative cooler.
Pros and cons
- Compressor cooling for small spaces
- App control and timer
- Five modes including sleep and dehumidify
- Exhaust ducts and drain pipe included
- Needs a large power source
- Coverage area figures conflict
- Heavy to carry far
Performance notes
A compressor removes heat and moisture from the air and the ducts push it outside, so sealing the duct opening matters for results. Cooling speed depends on outside heat and space size, and the startup surge demands a strong power supply.
Specifications
| Brand | BougeRV |
|---|---|
| Model | PC35 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 34.2 pounds |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 21.65 x 11.81 x 11.02 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Cooling Power | 3500 BTU |
| Noise | 55 db |
| Temperature range | 61F to 90F |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power inputs | 110V, startup up to 2 kW, 18A max |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Air conditioner, adapter, drain pipe, exhaust ducts, user manual |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 2 Year Manufacturer |
| Other details | |
| Floor Area | 64.58 sq ft per bullets, 35 sq ft per spec sheet |
| Operating Mode | Cooling, dehumidifying, fan, high power, sleep |
| Control Type | App up to 33 ft, push button |
| Timer | 24H |
Frequently asked questions
How do I set up the BougeRV PC35 in a tent?
Connect the included exhaust ducts to vent hot air outside and the drain pipe for condensation, then power it from a source that can handle the startup surge.
What power station can run the BougeRV PC35?
Compressor startup can reach 2 kW (110V, 18A max), so BougeRV recommends a power station or inverter with at least 2 kW continuous output.
How much space can the BougeRV PC35 cool?
The bullets say up to 64.58 sq ft, while the spec sheet lists 35 sq ft. Real results depend on the environment.
Can I control the BougeRV PC35 from my phone?
Yes. The BougeRV App controls temperature, modes and timer within about 33 ft.