Truma 4e Combi Install | Ep28 | Sprinter Camper Van Conversion 

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Nothing at the moment Ian. Our hands are tied at the moment as are everyones. Hopefully updates in the coming months

No it does need one it is a complete pressurised system

It's a good bit of kit for sure. Think there has been an extra % clagged on since I bought though!

Lino underneath ours. Never been a problem.

Not that I'm aware of, unless you have a floor void that would take the dimensions but then that is not under the van

Hi in response to your earlier question. - if you are using the boiler in a van we have an outlet near the back doors of our lwb van and the boiler sits as forward as it could behind the bulkhead. We have two other outlets and when these are open you are still getting warm but not hot air from the back vent. If they are closed the back vent is hot air. This might give you an idea of power. It really is how long is a piece of string question. - boiler usage depends on many different variables. Ambient room temp. Van insulation. Outlet positions, residual water temp, what temp you have panel set at etc etc. To answer that would be an impossibility. All I will say is it is a very eco machine so consumption has never been a problem for us even in the coldest of alpine climates. - the boiler is sure to peak on start-up but no idea on what it puts out I'm afraid. I would imagine even the smallest of inverters would be able to handle though. Good luck

@@ScottAndJen thanks!! very informative : - )

Hi George. That is our setup

In theory yes it can. However I would suggest not. It's will create alot of excessive wear and tear on your batteries as the 12v will need to be converted to 230v to heat the boiler. LPG is dirt cheap I would suggest the electric feature is mostly for when you are staying on a campsite with hookup

@@ScottAndJen Sorry man I asked the wrong thing. I meant to use it only with gas and you still need the 12v electric right? So how much it will consume if you use it with gas and just power it with electricity? Thanks for your quick response 👍 👏 👌 😀

@@MrSharK97 you do yes just to run the LCD display and fans. So very little

Yo, some Truma's are designed to work of both 12 volt and 240 volt depending on the model you buy. That's what we have fitted to Crafter Sharkey , B@@ScottAndJen

Never had a problem with our installation

Water pipe and air duct both sourced from EBay

Hi Michael. It's been 3 year since I installed ours. It was pretty simple plug and play and the instructions should have came with the boiler. Red is usually live in 12v systems and if you get them the wrong way it shouldnt be a problem just swap them if you are having no joy

They do not come blanked but I see no reason why you couldnt blank them

Yes they can be blanked off but usually the lower ones as they are cooler. @@ScottAndJen

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