$649
3.1/5
A tent or van air conditioner that takes DC power directly, for buyers who want to skip the inverter.
- 5,100 BTUCooling
- 6,100 BTUHeating
- DC or ACInput
Check price at Amazon$779
Price checked November 3, 2026. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Pros
- Runs from 48 V DC, 12/24 V vehicle power or a wall outlet
- Heats as well as cools (6,100 BTU)
- Eco+ mode uses about 1 kWh per 8 hours
Cons
- Rated cooling watts not published
- 48 V DC use needs a boost converter sold separately
- Remote control sold separately
The Cybertake Pro family
Every Cybertake Pro model we rank, smallest first. Ratings compare each against its own power input.
| Model | Cooling | Rating | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cybertake S1 Pro | 4,100 BTU | 3.2/5 | $649 |
| Cybertake S2 Pro (this one) | 5,100 BTU | 3.1/5 | $779 |
How it scores
The rating comes from 5 measured or published factors, each scored 0-100 against fixed reference points for its power input. How we rank explains each one.
Specifications
| Model number | ACS201 |
|---|---|
| Cooling and power | |
| Cooling capacity | 5,100 BTU |
| Heating capacity | 6,100 BTU |
| Power input | DC or AC |
| Battery | Not included |
| Size and noise | |
| Weight | 25.6 lb |
| Noise | 40 dB |
| Warranty | |
| Warranty | 1 year |
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