In this video I install the AirLock One RV air-cleaning system that AirLock sent over for review. They’ve got some bold claims, and before I tell anybody to spend their money, I want to see how it installs and how it actually behaves in a real RV—where you’ve got tight spaces, shared ducting, and airflow that’s never as perfect as the brochure makes it sound. I walk you through the install process step-by-step, including how I approach power connections and mounting so it’s clean, safe, and serviceable later. I also share the little things that make a difference on RV installs—using the right connectors, making solid crimps, heat shrinking where it matters, and sealing up areas with aluminum tape when you need to control air paths. The big takeaway is simple: don’t get distracted by marketing. Get it installed correctly first, then test it in the environment you’ll actually use it in, and that’s exactly what I do here.