Truma Control Panel Demo

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
  • Truma control panel demonstration
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Комментарии • 8

  • @xntricity6446
    @xntricity6446 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the tutorial ,excellent

  • @neildance329
    @neildance329 3 года назад

    We was told you couldn’t have the water heater on at the same time as the warm air blower,as long as we don’t have it on boost 👍

  • @janetroberts4077
    @janetroberts4077 2 года назад

    If you switch the electric of before the control panel will I have done any damage

  • @susanmiles6420
    @susanmiles6420 2 года назад

    An informative video thank you. I’ve just bought a motorhome with one of these control panels. As sophisticated as it is I can’t find anyway to get it to tell me what the temperature is inside the motorhome. Am I missing something?

    • @EdmunddelaRiviere
      @EdmunddelaRiviere Год назад

      In my motorhome this panel does not tell you the inside temperature the one next to it does.

    • @susanmiles6420
      @susanmiles6420 Год назад +1

      @@EdmunddelaRiviere Unfortunately I don’t have such a panel next to my Truma panel in my Benimar Mileo 286 motorhome. However, since posting my original question, I have discovered that the downloadable Truma app allows you to ascertain the status of the Truma system through your smartphone and this includes telling you what the ambient temperature is inside the motorhome. A bit of a convoluted way of doing it but it works. Even better is it works through Bluetooth when in range or by SMS (text) when out and about. It’s great for checking the temp when you’re out in the Toad sightseeing and turning up the heating on the way back to the campsite.