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I had a Propex water heater and room heater in a Trigano pop top. Both excellent and I think made in UK, or at least designed and supported in this country.
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Unless you are competent with electrics I really feel it would be a job for an electrician or a caravan engineer who is competent with power electrics.
Damian
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Propex heaters are made in Southampton and their customer service is excellent.
As far as fitting, I would strongly suggest getting a mobile caravan engineer to do the work as it may entail re routing water pipes and of course connecting the electrics.
Ypu can find a local engineer here: https://www.approvedworkshops.co.uk/find-approved-workshop
As far as fitting, I would strongly suggest getting a mobile caravan engineer to do the work as it may entail re routing water pipes and of course connecting the electrics.
Ypu can find a local engineer here: https://www.approvedworkshops.co.uk/find-approved-workshop
Hi everyone. So sorry, I was relying on emails to let me know I had a response, I stopped getting them so didn’t mean to be ignorant. I shall read through everything, thank you so much all for responding and for taking the time to help.
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Goodness, I didn’t realise so many people had still replied as I didn’t get emails. Thank you so much for pointing me back to that thread!
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This is a nice friendly and helpful forum. However. I have certainly found that the notifications at the 🔔, or by email are not reliable when compared to other forums.
John
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That’s a good move as you had recommended that the OP look at Propex units a while back on the earlier thread.
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