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Combi Air conditioners & heaters

Browse combi air conditioner heater units for caravans and motorhomes. Compact, efficient, and designed for all-season comfort on the road.

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Dometic Freshlight 2200 Air Conditioning Unit 9102900165

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Cool comfort and natural light in one elegant, roof-mounted unit. The Dometic FreshLight 2200 offers the perfect blend of climate control and dayli...

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Dometic Freshwell 3000 Air 9620013407

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Powerful, quiet cooling without sacrificing roof space. The Dometic FreshWell 3000 is a compact, under-bench air conditioning system designed to de...

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Features Mestic Rta-2600 Dometic freshjet 3000 Truma Saphire
Cooling Capacity 2,600 W (≈ 8,870 BTU/h) 3,000 W (≈ 10,200 BTU/h) 2,400 W (≈ 8,200 BTU/h)
Heating Capacity 2,400 W (reverse-cycle heat pump) 2,500 W (heat pump mode) 1,700 W (heat pump mode)
Recommended Vehicle Size / Type Caravans / motorhomes up to 8 m length Large caravans / motorhomes up to 8 m length Small to mid-size caravans (~5.5 – 6.5 m length)
Power Consumption Cooling 950 W / Heating 1,200 W (approx.) Cooling 1,100 W / Heating 1,200 W (approx.) Cooling 950 W / Heating 1,000 W (approx.)
Supply Requirements 230 V AC / 50 Hz (mains hook-up) 230 V AC mains (6 A minimum recommended) 230 V AC (standard campsite connection)
Noise Level (dB) 53 dB (quiet inverter operation) 50 dB (inverter mode) 49 dB (very quiet due to under-bench position)
Installation Type Roof-mounted (replaces roof vent) Roof-mounted (replaces roof vent) Under-bench installation (saves roof space, discreet fit)
Dehumidify yes yes yes
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Cooling Capacity 2,600 W (≈ 8,870 BTU/h)
Heating Capacity 2,400 W (reverse-cycle heat pump)
Recommended Vehicle Size / Type Caravans / motorhomes up to 8 m length
Power Consumption Cooling 950 W / Heating 1,200 W (approx.)
Supply Requirements 230 V AC / 50 Hz (mains hook-up)
Noise Level (dB) 53 dB (quiet inverter operation)
Installation Type Roof-mounted (replaces roof vent)
Dehumidify yes
Cooling Capacity 3,000 W (≈ 10,200 BTU/h)
Heating Capacity 2,500 W (heat pump mode)
Recommended Vehicle Size / Type Large caravans / motorhomes up to 8 m length
Power Consumption Cooling 1,100 W / Heating 1,200 W (approx.)
Supply Requirements 230 V AC mains (6 A minimum recommended)
Noise Level (dB) 50 dB (inverter mode)
Installation Type Roof-mounted (replaces roof vent)
Dehumidify yes
Cooling Capacity 2,400 W (≈ 8,200 BTU/h)
Heating Capacity 1,700 W (heat pump mode)
Recommended Vehicle Size / Type Small to mid-size caravans (~5.5 – 6.5 m length)
Power Consumption Cooling 950 W / Heating 1,000 W (approx.)
Supply Requirements 230 V AC (standard campsite connection)
Noise Level (dB) 49 dB (very quiet due to under-bench position)
Installation Type Under-bench installation (saves roof space, discreet fit)
Dehumidify yes

Combi Air Conditioners with Heaters — Year-Round Comfort for Touring

Looking for one unit that cools in summer and heats in winter? Our combi air conditioner–heater range gives caravans, campervans and motorhomes reliable climate control in every season. By combining cooling and heat-pump technology in a single appliance, you save space, weight and installation time while gaining consistent comfort on the road.

Why choose a combi unit?

  • Dual-function efficiency: Heat-pump heater mode delivers cosy warmth with lower energy use than traditional resistive heaters.
  • Flexible installation: Choose roof-mounted for maximum interior space and all-round airflow, or under-bench for low centre of gravity and quieter operation.
  • Tour-ready power options: Designed for 230V campsite mains (and compatible setups with inverters), with clear guidance on power draw and wiring.
  • All-season performance: Fast cool-down on hot days, targeted heating on cold nights, and dehumidification features on many models to reduce moisture build-up.

What to consider before you buy
Check your vehicle’s roof load and dimensions, available electrical capacity, and preferred airflow path. If you’re replacing an older unit, confirm cut-out sizes and ducting routes for a clean swap.

Which is right for me?

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a combi air conditioner and a standard air con unit?

A combi unit provides both cooling and heating, whereas standard air conditioners only cool. Combi models save space and offer better year-round value for touring.

Can a combi system really heat my caravan in winter?

Yes! Modern combi units, such as the Truma Aventa Comfort and Mestic RTA range, include built-in heat-pump technology that provides steady warmth even when outside temperatures drop to around 4 °C. They’re ideal for all-season touring in the UK and across Europe.

Are combi air conditioners expensive to run?

Not at all. Because they transfer heat rather than generate it, combi air conditioners use less electricity than electric or fan heaters. They’re among the most energy-efficient ways to heat a caravan, especially on sites with mains hook-up.

Can I use my combi air conditioner when camping off-grid?

Yes, but you’ll need a suitable power source such as a generator or inverter system. For best performance, check the wattage of your chosen model and ensure your power setup can support it.

What size combi unit do I need for my caravan or motorhome?

Match the unit to your vehicle’s size and insulation.

  • Mestic RTA-2500L: ideal for caravans up to 8 m.
  • Mestic RTA-2600 or Truma Aventa Comfort: suited to larger motorhomes or well-insulated vehicles.
Do combi air conditioners dehumidify as well?

Yes. All dual-use systems remove moisture from the air while operating, helping prevent condensation and keeping your interior fresh and dry — a major bonus during winter touring.

Can I run it overnight?

Yes — combi systems are designed for quiet, continuous operation. Their thermostats automatically adjust to maintain your chosen temperature safely throughout the night.

Can I run my combi air conditioner from solar power or a leisure battery?

Some lower-draw models can run through an inverter system linked to solar, but most require 230 V mains power for full heating or cooling output.

How energy-efficient are combi air conditioners compared to separate units?

Combi units use heat-pump technology, offering higher energy efficiency than resistive heaters and typically lower running costs than operating two separate systems.

Buying the Right Combi Unit

Choosing the best combi air conditioner and heater for your caravan or motorhome depends on how you travel, your available power supply, and your space on board. Here’s what to consider before you buy:

  • Cooling and heating capacity – Match the unit’s output (measured in watts or BTU) to the size of your living space. A 2.0–2.5 kW system suits most medium caravans or panel-van conversions.
  • Installation type – Decide between roof-mounted units, which maximise interior space and provide even airflow, or under-bench systems that keep the centre of gravity low and reduce external height.
  • Power source – Most combi systems run on 230 V campsite mains, but some can operate via an inverter and leisure battery. Always check compatibility before fitting.
  • Energy efficiency – Heat-pump technology makes these systems far more efficient than traditional electric heaters, providing more warmth per watt.
  • Noise level and comfort – Look for models rated below 55 dB for quieter nights, ideal for long-stay touring or family use.
  • Weight and roof load – Verify your vehicle’s roof-load capacity before installation. Compact units save weight and maintain fuel efficiency.
  • Additional functions – Many modern combi air conditioners also dehumidify and purify air, helping prevent damp and condensation in cooler months.

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