The location of the boiler is one of the key factors you’ll need to take into account when installing a combi-heating system in a recreational vehicle conversion. A good starting point is to try and position the boiler as centrally as possible, which will help you achieve a balanced heat output. The positioning of the

Commissioning the boiler is the final step in installing a combi-heating system in a vehicle conversion, and the last thing you have to do before enjoying the benefits of warm air and hot water in the habitation area. To start with, make sure you have a full tank of fuel, the power supply is switched

Before embarking on the installation of a combi-heating system in your vehicle conversion, it’s vital to ensure you have all the parts you need to do the job properly. Based on customer feedback around topics such as acquiring components and finding cheaper parts, we decided to assemble an all-in-one kit that makes the process easier

Once you have all the parts you need to fit a combi-heating system in a recreational vehicle, you’re ready to embark on the installation. It can be helpful to break the process down into distinct stages. Key steps include: 1. Installing the fuel line Run your fuel line directly from the diesel tank or gas