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Truma Combi D4E Combination Heater (Diesel, Electrical, Hot Water)

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Truma Combi D4E Combination Heater (Diesel, Electrical, Hot Water)The Combi D 4 E is structurally identical to the Combi D 4, the only difference being the integrated electric heating elements. The diesel version is equipped with a high quality burner and therefore reliably heats the vehicle while driving. At the camp site, simply switch over to electrical mode and run the heater with 230 V, with no need for the vehicle battery. Depending on the required output, choose between diesel, electric or mixed mode: in

The Combi D 4 E is structurally identical to the Combi D 4, the only difference being the integrated electric heating elements. The diesel version is equipped with a high-quality burner and therefore reliably heats the vehicle while driving.

At the camp site, simply switch over to electrical mode and run the heater with 230 V, with no need for the vehicle battery. Depending on the required output, choose between diesel, electric or mixed mode: in milder weather, set the appliance to electrical mode, on colder days to diesel mode and in extremely cold weather use mixed mode – diesel and electrical mode. Through four air outlets, the warm air flows into the vehicle where it is distributed optimally.

The powerful Combi D 4 E heats small and medium-sized vehicles within a short time. The appliance also has a 10-litre water tank, which is heated at the same time when hot water is required. This means that you do not need an additional water heater, which saves space and weight. The Combi heater is also very compact and offers many different installation options.

The Combi D 4 E is controlled and monitored with the digital Truma CP plus (iNet ready) control panel or via the iNet X System.

Product contents:

- Combi D 4 E (33416-78)
- Combi frost control JG assy (36100-52)
- Truma iNet X Panel Bulk Pack (36411-51)
- 6 Metre control cable (36110-52)
- Duct kit Combi D 1.0M BPK12 (34502-73)
- Wall Cowl Inner Part (36140-51)
- Cowl outer part black ZR80 (36151-59)
- Cable 4 metre for room sensor (34000-71900)
- Fuel line 5x1.5mm BPK 100M (34020-01315)
- Caravan Heater Pack FTG 820x1070 (358710)
- Caravan Heater Pack Top FTG 580x480x30 (358713)
- Caravan Heater Pack Outer 587x487x440 (358707)
- Can also be operated with an empty water tank
- FrostControl drain valve is installed
- Simple operation with the digital Truma CP plus (iNet ready) control panel or via iNet X System
- Optimum warm air distribution via four air outlets
- 10-litre stainless steel water tank
- Compact and space-saving, various installation options
- Heats the vehicle and water very quickly
- Uses little energy
- Integrated pressure sensor automatically controls the combustion air infeed
- Long service life thanks to efficient combustion control
- Automatic climate control possible in combination with a Truma air conditioner

TRUMA COMBI D4E COMBINATION HEATER (DIESEL, ELECTRICAL, HOT WATER) FEATURES

  • Heat Hybrid: integrated electric heating elements for additional electrical power
  • 2 in 1: heats your vehicle and heats water at the same time
  • For small and medium-sized vehicles


SPECIFICATIONS

  • Brand: Truma
  • Voltage: 12 / 230V
  • Type: 12 & 230 Volt
  • Model: Combi D4 E
  • Height: 300mm
  • Width: 450mm
  • Weight: 16.8g
  • Flow Rate Air: max. 287 m³/h
  • Operating Pressure: 30 mbar
  • Length: 510mm
  • Consumption Fuel: 0,1 – 0,4 l/h
  • Application: Caravans, Motorhomes
  • Capacity: 10 Litres
  • Heat Output
  • Diesel Mode: 1000 W/2000 W/3000 W/4000W
  • Electric Mode: 900 W/1800 W
  • Mixed Mode: max. 3800 W


Contents: Combi D 4 E, Combi frost control JG assy, Truma iNet X Panel Bulk Pack, 6 Metre control cable, Duct kit Combi D 1.0M BPK12, Wall Cowl Inner Part, Cowl outer part black ZR80, 4 Metre cable for room sensor, Fuel line 5x1.5mm BPK 100M, Caravan Heater Pack FTG 820x1070, Caravan Heater Pack Top FTG 580x480x30, Caravan Heater Pack Outer 587x487x440

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