Directly above it is a range hood with a 12-volt DC light and a power vent to help aerate the trailer when cooking. Taking up the rear of the trailer is a dinette with two 54-inch bench seats. Large screened windows on the sides and rear provide a roomy atmosphere and a good view of your surroundings. Across from the galley is another, albeit smaller, dinette. Soffits run overhead along the sides and rear, which, in addition to providing considerable storage space, are used for mounting several independently operated 12-volt DC lights.
More storage is available under the seats.
A standard feature that will contribute greatly to an enjoyable camping experience on hot summer days and nights is the Spirit Deluxe's roof-mounted air conditioner. Although we had no need to use it, the Dometic Brisk Air unit will undoubtedly cool the interior quickly. The thermostatically controlled furnace did an excellent job of keeping the chill off, with the exception of a stuck gas valve that required a tap now and then to free it. Three additional options were installed in the test trailer. This is ideal for circulating air without running the air conditioner and can go a long way in reducing interior condensation build-up.