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Truma CombiNeo ready for Caravan Salon Düsseldorf showcase

The European launch of Truma’s highly anticipated CombiNeo heating solution is set to take place at Caravan Salon Düsseldorf from 29 August to 7 September this year.

The product was revealed earlier this year and offers many exciting innovations in the field, including the possibility of endless* hot showers and hot water available at the push of a button in just three minutes.

Able to be operated with gas, electricity, or in a hybrid mode, the CombiNeo is a versatile system for leisure vehicles. The electric heating mode delivers heating power of 3 kW, which helps save gas, while the hybrid mode offers maximum performance with heating power of up to 7 kW.

As the Aboutcamp BtoB editorial team discovered on a recent trip to Truma headquarters, the new CombiNew was developed by considering feedback from many different brands in the caravan and motorhome industry.

During development, emphasis was also placed on a compact design that saves space and weight. A range of rigorous tests was carried out to ensure that the CombiNeo provides reliable long-term heat even in adverse weather conditions. Truma is convinced that CombiNeo will exceed customer expectations and set a new benchmark in the industry.

The first showcase of this product was actually at the Caravan, Camping and Motorhome Show in Birmingham, UK, back in February, with the help of motorhome manufacturer Auto-Sleepers. The European showcase at Caravan Salon will see Truma working with brands including Frankia and Notin, both of which will showcase vehicles with the CombiNeo installed.

Truma will be on stand B07 in Hall 14 at Caravan Salon, while Frankia will be in Hall 17, and Notin in Hall 4.

*Hot water in 3 minutes, hot shower after 8 minutes heating time in gas and hybrid mode with a temperature difference ≤ 25°C (e.g. tank 13°C – shower temperature 38°C) and a water flow rate of 3.5 litres per minute, limited by supply of gas, electricity and water and lifespan of the product.