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What is an inverter? An inverter allows you to use mains-powered equipment when your campervan, motorhome, caravan or boat is away from electrical hook-up. However, choosing the right inverter involves more than selecting the largest wattage. Your appliances, leisure battery, battery-management system, cables and fuses must all work together. This FCHAO inverter guide answers the…
Did you know that slow or failed failed electric heating does not require a complete heat exchanger replacement, or a new combi heater? If your Truma combi is taking up to 30 minutes to heat your hot water on electric mode then most likely one of the two electric elements has failed, with the second…
Diesel & Gas Heater Installation: DIY vs Professional Fitting There’s something undeniably satisfying about a DIY project. A bit of trial and error, a few YouTube tutorials, and that sense of “I’ve got this” can be rewarding. But when it comes to diesel or gas heater installation, things are rarely as simple as they seem….
Why people are switching to lithium batteries Lithium batteries are popular because they are: But not all vehicles or systems are built for them, so switching needs to be done properly. Types of batteries 1. Lead-acid (standard/wet batteries) 2. AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) 3. Gel batteries 4. Lithium batteries Why lithium behaves differently Because lithium…
Seaflo Pumps vs Shurflo: Best 12V Water Pump Alternative for Caravans, Motorhomes & Boats If you are replacing a caravan, motorhome, campervan, or marine water pump, you may be comparing Seaflo pumps vs Shurflo to find the best balance of performance, reliability, and price. Shurflo has been a familiar name in leisure vehicle and marine…
Scanstrut ATMOS: premium electric paddleboard pump without the faff Inflatable paddleboards are easy to store, easy to carry and easy to love. but we all know inflating them is the annoying bit. If you’ve spent tens of thousands on a van, motorhome or boat, it does feel slightly ridiculous to finish the experience with a…
Lithium Leisure Batteries 80% Rule: Do You Need It? Lithium leisure batteries—especially LiFePO₄ (lithium iron phosphate)—are now widely used in campervans, caravans, and boats. However, many people still ask: does the lithium leisure batteries 80% rule apply? The short answer is no—but understanding why can help you get the most out of your battery. What…
Spend enough time online or chatting with owners on the next pitch and you could easily come away thinking LPG is on its way out. Refill points are said to be disappearing. Gas is made to sound old-fashioned. And anyone still relying on LPG can start to feel like they are backing the wrong horse….
Motorhome Electrical Systems: Are You Wasting Thousands on Power You Don’t Need? There’s a quiet absurdity in many modern setups. You can spend thousands on motorhome electrical systems—solar panels, lithium batteries, and inverters—only to charge a phone and run a fridge for a weekend in Cornwall. So the question is simple: are motorhome electrical systems…
Dometic Tec Tower Problems: Why Caravan Owners Are Ditching Them For years, the Dometic Tec Tower offered a premium, space-saving solution for caravans and motorhomes. By combining a fridge, freezer, and oven into one vertical unit, it promised convenience and efficiency. However, many owners are now moving away from it. So what’s really going wrong…
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TwinBoost vs Truma Combi 6E: Which Motorhome Heater Is Best? When it comes to motorhome and campervan heating systems, the Truma Combi 6E has long been the industry standard. However, the Dometic TwinBoost vs Truma Combi 6E debate is quickly shifting, with the TwinBoost emerging as a serious upgrade. After comparing performance, efficiency, and real-world…
Can Motorhome Appliances Handle Full-Time Living? The Truth Explained Many people ask whether motorhome appliances can handle full-time living. The simple answer is yes—but it depends on several important factors. Traditionally, manufacturers designed motorhome and caravan appliances for intermittent use, not continuous daily living. However, modern setups are changing rapidly. So, can your system cope…
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