How many sleeping berths do you need at least?

Which length (conversion length without A frame) do you prefer for your vehicle?

Enter the weight (mass in runninger order) for your vehicle.

Low Profile: cab of a basic vehicle. A low vehicle height and the usual cab design are the plus factors. The cab has been re-constructed. Here is the cab with a better insulation. The large Panoramic windscreen makes every driving being an adventure.
Coachbuilt: with sleeping berth over the cab. Especially, the children very like the cosy overcab beds. When the bed is not used you will love it because of an extra storage space.

How many sleeping berths do you need at least?

Single beds or double bed?
You've got the choice!
Double bedare classified into double beds crossways as wide as the motorhome, King-size beds with an access from 3 sides or French beds. Additional bunk bedsare very practical for familes with children.Overcab beds are very liked by children and offer much of space, when you do not use it as a sleeping berth.
Pull-down beds installed in A Class or Low Profile models are very handy, space-saving and comfortable sleeping berths for making your motorhome more flexible.

Enter the length for your vehicle.

(MIRO is the mass in running order). Please note that driver's liscences with class B only can drive a vehicle of 3.5t as maximum.

Electrical checks

Have you seen the light?

When you take your caravan out of hibernation, the electrics are essential, as going on holiday will be really difficult without them. Before turning on all the lights and flipping switches straight away, check that the CEE cable is completely unwound from the cable drum and is not damaged. Any cable breaks could cause a fire. Also check the adapter for damage and keep this in mind when starting the electricity supply: Does it get too hot too quickly? Then something is not right, and you need to cut off the power supply straight away and visit a garage. You should also check all other connections, such as connectors, wires and other cables, for damage. Now you can switch all the lights on to check whether any bulbs need to be replaced. Caution: Halogen lamps can get very hot very quickly. You should therefore wear gloves when touching them.

Test the smoke detector and replace it if necessary. Also check the residual-current circuit breaker is working by pressing the button. If a consumer in the caravan is operated at a higher power level than 2 kW, the fuse in the power supply system needs to be at least 16 Amps. Consult a specialist once a year to have the cut-out switches, screw fittings and connector cables checked.

If you have a CEE right-angle connector with rear socket in the caravan, you should only use a rubber, sealed IP44 Schuko plug.

Warning: Deep discharge will destroy the battery and make it unusable. To protect the battery, make sure it is not permanently discharged through quiescent current.

Further Links

Further Links

Electrical checks

Have you seen the light?