A puddle on the caravan floor, a damp patch near the ceiling, or water dripping from an air outlet is not something to put off until after the next trip. Aircon water leaks can quickly damage lining, insulation, cabinetry and electrical components, particularly when a...
A cold night in the High Country, a frosty inland stopover or a wet winter weekend on the coast can quickly show whether your caravan’s climate control is up to the job. So, can caravan aircon heat the van as well as cool it? Often, yes – but only if you have...
When the rooftop aircon suddenly goes quiet on a hot afternoon, it is tempting to assume the unit has failed. Often, though, a caravan aircon circuit fault starts outside the air conditioner itself. A tripped breaker, overloaded supply, loose connection or damaged...
A rooftop air conditioner can make the difference between enjoying a summer stopover and counting down the minutes until you can leave. With several caravan aircon brands available in Australia, choosing the right one is less about finding a single ‘best’ unit and...
A caravan can feel comfortable at breakfast, then become hard to cool by lunchtime when the sun is hitting the roof and every blind is down. The signs a caravan rooftop unit is undersized often show up in these real touring conditions, not during a quick test on a...