A rooftop air conditioner can make a summer stopover far more comfortable, but it also places a sizeable, concentrated load on one of the most vulnerable parts of a caravan: the roof. This rooftop roof reinforcement guide explains what needs to be checked before an...
Water dripping from a caravan rooftop air conditioner is not always a fault. In hot, humid weather, moisture removed from the cabin air has to go somewhere. But a rooftop condensate blockage can turn normal moisture into water staining, dripping from the ceiling...
A caravan air conditioner can be working perfectly when you leave home, then struggle after a dusty inland run, a humid coastal stop or a hot afternoon on an unshaded site. The right essential caravan aircon accessories do not turn a modest unit into a bigger one, but...
A caravan air conditioner can be working perfectly while the thermostat tells it to do the wrong thing – or nothing at all. Before a hot trip north or a cold overnight inland, learning how to test caravan thermostat operation can help you spot a simple control...
A puddle under the caravan on a hot afternoon is not always a problem. Your rooftop air conditioner naturally produces condensation when it is cooling humid air, and that water has to drain somewhere. The concern starts when water appears inside the van, cooling drops...