An internal space that is just the right temperature and a hot shower in the morning are important aspects of the travel experience. At Caravan Salon 2026 from Aug. 28 to Sept. 6, Eberspaecher will be presenting solutions that offer just such comforts at Booth A49 in Hall 13. In addition to the E Boiler that provides hot water, one of the highlights will be the new, compact but powerful roof-mounted air-conditioning system Breezonic Slim Power, the company said in a recent release.
Eberspaecher has an extensive portfolio of thermal management solutions for motorhomes. The Breezonic Slim series is ideal for trips in temperate climate zones, Eberspaecher said. It includes three performance classes, and in addition to the cooling function, the systems also have a heating mode for cooler weather thanks to the integrated heat pump. All the models are based on a standard platform concept with dimensions of 750 x 650 x 225 millimeters. The compact, flat design means that the systems can be mounted flexibly on the vehicle roof — alongside solar panels, antennas or roof lights, for example. There are various models available depending on output requirements: The Breezonic Slim and Slim Plus deliver 1.7 kW and 2.2 kW of cooling power respectively. The most powerful model in the series is the Breezonic Slim Power, which offers up to 2.8 kW of cooling capacity in a compact design.
The Breezonic air distribution box ensures quiet, even air circulation in the internal space. For a harmonious visual impression, in future it will be available not only in white but also in black with dimmable LED lighting.
Inverter technology for a refreshing night’s sleep
Eberspaecher uses inverter technology with a speed-controlled supercharger for efficient, quiet operation. This adapts the output continuously to the actual requirements and avoids start-stop cycles that consume a lot of energy, the company said. In conjunction with the integrated soft-start function, the start-up power is lower, which is especially useful on camping sites with a limited power supply. The Turbo, Eco and Night modes allow adaptation to suit operating requirements in various situations. A number of options are available to control the system. These include connection to an app, a touchscreen on the device and a remote control unit.
E-Boiler for hot water supply
The E-Boiler has a tank volume of 8.5 liters and offers a compact solution for providing a supply of hot water in an RV. Thanks to the 12-volt and 230-volt connections, the system delivers a reliable supply of water at temperatures of up to 70 degrees both through the vehicle battery while driving and via electric hook-ups on camping sites, Eberspaecher said. An optional heat exchanger can be included to make use of the energy from the engine cooling system. The E-Boiler can be combined with other Eberspaecher products for flexible, independent operation. In conjunction with the diesel-powered Hydronic, the water can also be heated using the fuel in the vehicle. In addition, it offers maximum energy independence in combination with the energy storage system Zeliox NEO 4000.
With CAN- and CI-Bus interfaces, the E-boiler can be integrated into existing OEM operating systems. This means it can be operated conveniently via the central vehicle control system.
