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camping warmwasser Tragbarer Warmwasserbereiter / Kampa Geyser

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camping warmwasser Tragbarer Warmwasserbereiter / Kampa GeyserDer tragbare Warmwasserbereiter Kampa Geyser der Marke Kampa ist die ideale Lsung fr berall warmes Wasser . Ob zum Geschirrsplen oder fr eine Dusche im Freien , es sorgt fr optimalen Komfort bei Ihren Ausflgen im Van , Camper oder Wohnmobil . Der Kampa Geyser Warmwasserbereiter wird mit Gas (Propan oder Butan, nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten) und einer 12 V Stromversorgung ber den Zigarettenanznder Ihres umgebauten Fahrzeugs betrieben . Dank dieser

Der tragbare Warmwasserbereiter Kampa Geyser der Marke Kampa ist die ideale Lösung für überall warmes Wasser . Ob zum Geschirrspülen oder für eine Dusche im Freien , es sorgt für optimalen Komfort bei Ihren Ausflügen im Van , Camper oder Wohnmobil .

Der Kampa Geyser-Warmwasserbereiter wird mit Gas (Propan oder Butan, nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten) und einer 12-V-Stromversorgung über den Zigarettenanzünder Ihres umgebauten Fahrzeugs betrieben .

Dank dieser doppelten Stromversorgung wird das Wasser sofort und unabhängig erhitzt , ohne dass ein fester Stromanschluss erforderlich ist.

Mit einer Durchflussmenge von 2,5 Litern pro Minute liefert Ihnen der Kampa Geyser Warmwasserbereiter ausreichend Warmwasser für den täglichen Gebrauch . Die Temperatur ist von 30 °C bis 55 °C einstellbar , sodass Sie die Temperatur an Ihre Bedürfnisse anpassen können, egal ob Sie nach einem Wandertag eine heiße Dusche genießen oder nach einer nomadischen Mahlzeit am Feuer Ihr Geschirr spülen.

Der Kampa Geyser kann auch mit kaltem Wasser verwendet werden. Dazu können Sie ihn ohne Gasflasche verwenden und nur die Wasserpumpe und das mitgelieferte Zapfsystem nutzen.

Der Kampa Geyser wurde speziell für den Einsatz im Freien entwickelt . Er ist ideal für Vanlife , Camping und all Ihre nomadischen Abenteuer in der freien Natur. Sein robustes Gehäuse garantiert eine gute Widerstandsfähigkeit gegen Außenbedingungen , Reisen und Stöße .

Der Kampa Geyser Warmwasserbereiter wird geliefert mit:

  • Eine Tauchwasserpumpe
  • Ein 2,5 Meter langer Brauseschlauch
  • Ein 5 Meter langes 12-V-Stromkabel
  • Eine Tragetasche

Der Warmwasserbereiter ist einfach zu installieren und zu verwenden . Schließen Sie die Pumpe einfach an eine Wasserquelle (Kanister, Fluss usw.) an, schließen Sie die Gasflasche und den Zigarettenanzünder an und genießen Sie heißes Wasser.

Dank seiner kompakten Größe und der Tragetasche lässt es sich leicht in einem Lieferwagen oder umgebauten Lieferwagen verstauen und transportieren.

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Der tragbare Warmwasserbereiter Kampa Geyser von Kampa wurde für die sofortige Bereitstellung von Warmwasser entwickelt und ist ideal für Vanlife, Camping und Roadtrips. Kompakt und praktisch garantiert er optimalen Komfort in der freien Natur.

  • Abmessungen : (L) 30 cm * (B) 24,5 cm * (H) 310 mm
  • Gewicht : 4 kg
  • Essen :
    • Propan- oder Butangas
    • 12V Strom (Zigarettenanzünderbuchse)
  • Wasserdurchflussrate : 2,5 Liter pro Minute
  • Gasverbrauch: 360 g/Stunde
  • Wassertemperatur : Einstellbar von 30 °C bis 55 °C
  • Verwendung : Ausschließlich im Freien
  • Mitgeliefertes Zubehör:
    • Tauchwasserpumpe mit 1,5 m Schlauch
    • 2,5 m Brauseschlauch mit verschließbarem Brausekopf.
    • 5 m 12 V Stromkabel
    • Winkelnippel zum Anschluss des Gasschlauches
    • Tragetasche

Gasflasche, flexibler Gasschlauch und 30-mb-Druckregler nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten.

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