Truma Aventa Comfort Reverse Cycle Roof Top Air Conditioner

Yes, and that's one of its best features. It has a soft start function that limits the initial power draw, so it won't trip the breaker at most caravan parks. It runs on standard 230-240V, 50Hz mains power and draws just 4.2A when cooling - well within what most powered sites can handle.

It comes in at 33 kg for the rooftop unit, plus a bit extra for installation hardware. It's a solid piece of kit, so you'll want a hand getting it up on the roof. Once it's up there it sits flush and low-profile at 248mm high externally.

It's designed for caravans and motorhomes up to 7.5 metres in length. With 2,400W of cooling output and an air flow of up to 400 cubic metres per hour, it'll cool a decent-sized van without breaking a sweat - even on a hot Australian summer day.

Yes, it's a full reverse cycle unit. It puts out 1,700W of heat when you need it, which is enough to keep a van comfortable on a cool night. Worth knowing though - it's most effective above 4°C, so it's not a replacement for a diesel heater if you're heading somewhere seriously cold.

It comes with a 2-year warranty from Truma. We also offer a 30-day money-back guarantee if it's not the right fit. Truma is a well-established German brand with solid after-sales support in Australia.

Yes, a remote control is included. If you want more control, there's also an optional CP Plus digital control panel that you can add on - handy if you prefer a wall-mounted display inside the van.