From Aug. 29 to Sept. 7, Eberspächer will be showcasing its latest products at the Caravan Salon 2025, at Booth A49 in Hall 13.
These include the Breezonic roof-mounted air-conditioning system in the Slim and Slim Plus versions and the Zeliox Neo 4000, Eberspächer’s new all-in-one energy management system.
The Breezonic Slim and Breezonic Slim Plus are more compact additions to the product family of roof-mounted air-conditioning systems. The Breezonic Slim heat pump delivers 1.7 kW of cooling and 1.6 kW of heat output, and the Slim Plus achieves 2.2 kW of cooling and 2.1 kW of heat output, making them ideal for small to medium-sized motorhomes, the company said.
“In warm regions, it is possible to use both models as pure air-conditioning systems, without the heating function,” the company said. “Due to their very flat design, which gives them a height of just 22.5 centimeters, and their low weight, they are particularly suitable for vehicles with limited space or reduced roof load. The latest inverter technology ensures very quiet operation by precisely controlling the speed of the supercharger. Additionally, the integrated night mode enhances user comfort during off-time. The Breezonic Slim is notable for its low power consumption, which makes it especially suitable for use on campsites where only a low current is available. Furthermore, the entire product family is equipped with a soft start function that minimizes the power required for start-up. In terms of operation, a wide range of control options are available to users. The operating unit, which features a touchscreen integrated into the air distributor, enables direct control of the appliance. The system offers dual operation modes: an intuitive app via Bluetooth or an optional infrared remote control. For added comfort, the optional EasyStart Touch Display can be installed permanently on the wall, providing control via a clear touchscreen.”
Both variants will be available from January 2026 onwards.
Eberspächer’s Zeliox Neo 4000 is a reliable and powerful power supply is required for self-sufficient travel away from campsites, whether for a refrigerator, coffee machine or TV, the company said.
Designed for modern 48-volt technology, this 43-kilogram product variant is ideal for motorhomes thanks to its simple design. More energy can be transmitted at higher voltages, with less loss, making it perfect for powering energy-hungry devices on board. The energy management system can be combined with 12, 24, or 230-volt solutions to offer maximum flexibility. Thanks to its compact size and quick installation, it can be easily integrated, making it ideal for modern vehicle concepts. The solution can be charged via the vehicle’s generator thanks to the fast DC/DC charging booster. As an alternative, the shore power connection at the campsite and solar panels are available via the integrated charge controller (MPPT). This ensures that the power supply is secure at all times, regardless of location.
All important system information is provided directly on the device via an integrated high-resolution color display. It is supplemented by app-based control via Bluetooth or, new for this model, an integrated 4G connection for remote access. The European version will be available from late 2025. A version for North America will follow in 2026.
