Dometic announced it successfully concluded its first-ever RV OEM Product Showcase, hosted at its own showroom in Elkhart, Indiana. The weeklong event provided RV builders with an immersive experience, featuring personalized walkthroughs, hands-on product demonstrations and strategic collaboration sessions with Dometic’s product and engineering experts, the company said in a release.
Designed specifically for OEM audiences, the showcase highlighted Dometic’s latest innovations supporting 2027 builds. Dometic welcomed over 40 OEM accounts and over 200 attendees throughout the week, fostering strategic discussions, generating new business opportunities and strengthening key relationships across the RV industry. With strong account engagement throughout the week, Dometic said it delivered meaningful support to OEMs and reinforced key relationships.
“The showcase was a success,” said Tim Hall, regional president of the Land Vehicle America segment. “It provided meaningful face time with key industry players and gave us direct insight into their needs, helping us to shape solutions that are truly aligned with the demands of the industry.”
Attendees explored hands-on experiences throughout the showroom and inside Dometic’s marketing trailer, offering an up-close look at key product categories. Highlights included the debut of Dometic’s new space-saving 400 Series toilets and the revival of its furnace line, featuring the RV industry’s first-to-market models equipped with automotive-grade Hall Effect sensors, saying goodbye to sail switches and built in soft start.
With the success of its first showcase, Dometic demonstrated its on-going commitment to delivering innovative, reliable and customizable solutions for OEMs. Building on that momentum, Dometic said it remains focused on continuously evolving its showroom, delivering personalized experiences year-round and extending its reach through the mobile Dometic Marketing Trailer, set to travel across the U.S. visiting OEM partners and industry events throughout the year.
