Die Verarbeitungsqualität dieses mobilen Boilers erscheint auf den ersten Blick angemessen, es fällt nichts ins Auge, was ich beanstanden könnte. An den Betrieb werden eigentlich nur zwei Bedingungen geknüpft, nämlich ausreichend Wasser und eine Propangasflasche. Den Anschluss dürfte jeder Camper hinbekommen, es sich keine Klempner-Erfahrungen vonnöten. Genauso simpel gestaltet sich die Anwendung, die Gasbeheizung wird automatisch gestartet, wenn ein entsprechender Wasserdurchlauf stattfindet und und beim Abdrehen sofort beendet. Für Steuerung, Überwachung und Zündung werde zwei 1,5V D Zellen benötigt, für den Betrieb der Wasserpumpe (falls nötig) eine 12V DC Versorgung (zB Autobatterie).Fazit: Edler Komfort im nirgendwo, der natürlich seinen Preis hat.

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Nachdem auf meine Reklamation zuerst keine Antwort erfolgte, war ich sehr unzufrieden. Es hat sich jedoch herausgestellt, dass es ein Problem bei der Übermittlung der Reklamation ergeben hat. Nachdem der Kontakt mit dem Support dann hergestellt war, wurde mir umgehend ein neuer Durchlauferhitzer geliefert.Mit der Leistung des Durchlauferhitzer war ich von Anfang an sehr zufrieden, der Wasserdurchfluss ist sehr gut. Die Temperaturreglung funktioniert einwandfrei.

Bewertet wird: -->> CAMPLUX Gasdurchlauferhitzer 10 Liter mit Wasserpumpe & Griff F10 Pro-DE, LPG, 50mbar, für Camping/AußenduscheDer erhaltene Gasdurchlauferhitzer ist für unseren Einsatz auf dem Campingplatz gut zu verwenden. Er ist sauber und ordentlich verarbeitet und arbeitet zuverlässig. Hier bekommt man gute Qualität zum akzeptablen Preis. 👍

This is a practical, portable (to a degree) outdoor water heater/shower.It’s designed to be suitable for camping, RV trips, or other outdoor activities where hot water is needed. If you’re a “wild” camper then it’d be great but for most campsite users, shower facilities would be there anyway. Would think it’s ideal for people with converted vans, or those living the “van life” too.Being gas-powered, it provides quick hot water which can get hot hot so pays to be careful if you’re using it on pets etc.We set it up in a stables to use on washing mud and stuff off the horses, people and kit. It wasn’t too difficult to set up and we were up and running pretty quick.Not used it enough to say how long gas bottles will last but hopefully it’s economical.Make sure you set up in a ventilated area and if you’re using it outdoors, or leaving it somewhere that’s open to the elements then regular maintenance (it’s gas after all) would be crucial.Really well made, and generally easy to set up, and the animals appear to prefer being rinsed with warm water rather than just the hose :)

Taking a hot shower while camping has always felt like a luxury I couldn't afford, until I found this portable water heater. Its light weight and adjustable handle make it incredibly convenient to transport and set up anywhere. The quick ignition and consistent water flow provide a comfortable and uninterrupted hot shower, a luxury after a long day outdoors. Its use isn't limited to just camping; it's just as effective by the poolside or in a barn for a quick rinse. The simplicity of temperature control ensures that the water is always just right, making it a practical addition to any outdoor adventure.

This runs on propane or butane bottles(not supplied).You get a 37mbar hose and regulator to use with propane or you can buy an adapter hose and 30mbar regulator for Butane.The connector screws onThere is a plastic shower hose and full sized shower head supplied with it.There is a push fit adapter to connect it by.You dont get any kind of water supply hose and the hose you use for it needs to screw on.Washers are supplied for the hoses and screws and wall plugs for the shower head holder and for fitting the unit to the wall.LOCATIONKeep in mind that this has a flame when its running and needs to exhaust spent fumes out of the top.The entire top surface is the vent .Its not for use in enclosed spaces as you MUST ventilate for butane and propane.You could have it on your van door for showering when camping or hang it in an outhouseIt is portable with a carry handle that folds down so you can use it for both.We will be using it for the pool house aka big shed , so we can shower off after chlorine water swims, to avoid green hair and trailing water into the house from wet swim stuff.Well be using the garden hose to supply it initially and likely just allow the water to end up back in the pool.Its not super lightweight really at 7KG .WATER SUPPLYYou can use fresh water , pool water or the tapFor pool water you might need to use a filter to avoid cholorine deposits wearing away the internals and debris clogging the input filter and you would need to pump it to the heater.WATER PRESSURE NEEDEDYou do have to have a good supply of water as it can output 10 litres a minute.If you buy a submersible pump, this can be used to feed water to the heater from a bucket or other water container.It also works on our garden tap water pressure .There are various ways of describing water pressure so...Minimum pressure of water to feed it is 0.6 gallons Per Minute upto 2.6 GPMAccording to their website, 2.5 PSI minimum is neededMinimum pressure (also from their site) is 0.25 to 8.0 barYou might want to buy a water flow guage to check thisIts quite an adaptable portable shower/water heater and a terrific luxury for camping scenarios or cold water sea swimming if you have the space in your vehicle and a way to suspend it.I dont know if there is an internal pump. It does give a good shower flow but I think the batts only work to ignite , while the pressure coming out, is reliant on the pressure going in.We hooked it up to the spare gas tank we had in the van just to test it.It heats fast and can be set for temperature and flow using the controls.The read out shows in centigrade.It can get very hot (scalding hot on hottest setting) so you need to check before stepping under it and be there to set it when kids are using it.BATTERIESTo run the internals it uses 2 D cell batteries (not supplied) which are the big round kind you get in larger camping lamps . The battery box comes out and its obvious which direction the batts go in. You push it in to click it in place. To get it out, give it a little twist and pull down.No electrical supply is needed nearby providing you dont need to power a water pump to feed it.It is possible to buy several less forceful feed versions of this brand of shower and at least one, more powerful model, so they have most scenarios covered.You cant leave this out at the mercy of the weather, it needs some cover else it will rust.The back of the unit has screw holes and there are fixings provided. So it can hang on screws or nails.You definitely need a firm support, you cant just hang it inside a camping toilet tent from a tent loop.It is possible to use this heater as a general water heater .20lb of propane lasts about 9 hours of constant running on high so it should last very well for taking 5 minute showers.Would be ideal for washing your dogs in the garden .If your looking for one to have in a small van, this is quite large at roughly 2ft tall

This thing is a game changer for our house - we have a small sack (summerhouse) in our garden near our (tiny!) pool meant for chilling out, storing stuff, having cocktails, etc.This is really meant for caravans or camper vehicles that one goes on long trips for and and want actual showers rather than bathing out with solar bag or something low tech. However the possibilities are broad and useful for a lot of applications.We had this installed professionally by a friend as I don't have a Scooby about DIY, electrics or water and especially gas. It uses gas and has open flame inside of it and vents - you cannot have this exposed to rain no matter what anyone says and you CANNOT have in a closed space as it is emitting burnt fumes (you can't see or smell them outside).So underneath an awning where it'll stay out of the rain, we now have a shower anybody can have a quick rinse after coming out of the pool - and the heat is a huge bonus if the weather is a bit nippy. There's something so relaxing and cool about having a shower outside in greenery!Water ranges from cold to super hot - if we ever have a heat wave like we did two summers ago well I think we'll all be lining up to take cold showers outside now lol.From my untrained eyes this looks and feels like superb quality and my friend said the same. It should last a long time (especially was we won't be using it frequently) with the gas tank we have acquired for this. It's actually too big for our needs at 10 litres, but it was what was available to acquire and test for the Vine programme.Good pressure, works with existing hose pipe. Pretty darn pleased with this - let's see how it holds up over the years. Not sure if the asking cost for this is a good deal or not, this is something I never came across or thought to have but jumped on it.