Has anyone found a remedy to stop these blowing out when on gas? I have had the van from new (5 years) and it always seems to do it on one particuliar site, when it is really blowing hard. I think that I seem to recall that Truma or Carver could supply a sort of cowl that clipped on to the chimney top when conditions are bad - but it had to come down before travelling. Any ideas gratefully received.
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Truma Ultraheat
- Thread starter Rodone
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Hello Rod,
By 2002 Carver were not trading in caravan heaters, However there was a clip on cowl top which dramatically improved the heaters performance in windy conditions. This did not rais the flue by more tha about 5 mm.
Under extreem conditions there were flue extentin tubes, which did need to be removed when travelling.
Contact Truma for latest information.
By 2002 Carver were not trading in caravan heaters, However there was a clip on cowl top which dramatically improved the heaters performance in windy conditions. This did not rais the flue by more tha about 5 mm.
Under extreem conditions there were flue extentin tubes, which did need to be removed when travelling.
Contact Truma for latest information.
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