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Truma VarioHeat comfort

For camping vehicles

The Truma VarioHeat comfort is a high-performance and extremely compact heater for vans, motorhomes and caravans. It is one of the latest generation of heaters with progressive Truma technology. You can heat your vehicle quickly and reliably using the three output levels.

Powerful heating with three power levels
Heating power is regulated automatically, power levels adapt to the selected temperature
Low weight and compact dimensions for space-saving installation
Heat is evenly distributed via air outlets
Fast heat-up thanks to boost function
Precise and convenient setting on the digital control panel

Technical Details

Energy sources
Propane / butane
Operating pressure
30 mbar
Rated heat output
1300 W / 2800 W / 3700 W
Fuel consumption
100 g/h / 220 g/h / 290 g/h
Power supply
12 V
Power consumption
0.65 A / 2.75 A / 5.4 A
Weight
approx. 5.5 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H)
400 x 284 x 123 mm
Air flow rate (free-blowing)
75 m³/h / 155 m³/h / 210 m³/h
Quiescent current consumption CP plus VarioHeat
4 mA

Highlights

More details about the Truma VarioHeat comfort

The Truma VarioHeat comfort is a high-performance and extremely compact heater for vans, motorhomes and caravans. It is one of the latest generation of heaters with progressive Truma technology. You can heat your vehicle quickly and reliably using the three output levels.

Set your heater easily using the pushbutton knob on the digital control panel CP plus. This can also be used to regulate an installed Truma air conditioning system.

The boost function increases the air flow significantly, so that your vehicle heats up exceptionally quickly. Thanks to an optimised volume flow, the warm air is also sent to the end of long heating pipes. In the night mode, the Truma VarioHeat comfort runs reliably on the lowest level so that the fan is almost inaudible at night.

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