Heating - Le Voyageur LVXH8.7 GJF Manuel Utilisateur

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Using the equipment

6.11 HEATING

Heating/hot water
Constant air renewal and the appropriate amount of heating provide a pleasant atmosphere inside the motorhome in all seasons. Heat the inside
of the vehicle sufficiently, even in your absence, to prevent the water pipes from freezing (especially those for the toilet and wastewater). The inside
of the motorhome is airtight so condensation from the kitchen, shower or damp clothing will not evaporate naturally. It is therefore necessary to air
thoroughly while heating. Adjust the heating according to the number of people, the parking location, and the internal and external temperature and
humidity levels.
Warning, risk of injury
Please read the manufacturer's instructions before using for the first time.
Combi TRUMA 6 heating
Gas-powered heating system diffusing heat throughout the vehicle via hot air vents.
Combi TRUMA 6E heating (option)
Combi 6E heating is available as an option. It runs on electricity when the vehicle is connected to a 230 V power supply. Check that the electricity
current is sufficient for the appliance to operate (check the appliance instructions to find the required power supply).
ALDE heating (option)
The water heater operates on either gas or 230V electricity, powering convector heaters throughout the vehicle.
In theory, the fresh water tank and water pipes will not freeze when the motorhome is occupied and the combined heating system/water heater is
used. However, there is a risk of freezing if exposed to strong winds, extreme cold temperatures (below -5°C) or the external storage compartment
door is not properly closed – careful attention must be paid to this.
In the Heritage range, a dedicated Alde heating system control panel is located in the bathroom.