Monthly Archives: March 2021

One of the many questions caravanners have regarding their A/C unit is whether or not they can run it using battery power. The short answer is no because a typical caravan air conditioner requires a lot of electricity to start up. But that doesn’t mean it’s impossible as you will definitely need multiple batteries along with solar panels to offset your battery draw.Let’s take a look at what you need to do in order to run your caravan A/C on battery and solar power.

We all know that caravan awnings can get quite expensive. Considering that it’s an important accessory for your vehicle, it should be in your best interest to look after them. Sure, caravan awnings are made of durable materials, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need a bit of TLC from time to time. With a well-maintained awning, you can enjoy many seasons of outdoor bliss.

Your caravan is your pride and joy. Thus, it makes perfect sense to keep it safe and protected at all times. Taking care of your caravan starts with shielding it from the harmful UV rays as the Australian weather is known for being unforgivingly hot during the summer months. So instead of just letting your caravan sit under the sun, why not protect it and keep it looking good for years to come? Here are a couple of tips that you can use to ensure your caravan is safeguarded from the UV rays.

Caravan air conditioners work just like the cooling units found on kitchen refrigerators, but with a much higher cooling efficiency. Both systems use a refrigerant that extracts heat from the caravan’s interior and dumps it outside. Additionally, caravan air conditioners work to reduce the humidity inside your vehicle.Caravan A/Cs has become a staple for many due to the increasingly hot temperatures in summer.