When I had a 7 m van I only used a 3.2Kw Webasto which was sufficient for that size. It is a pity that Webasto do not still make that output of heater. They have been slowly increasing the output from 3.2 to 3.5 to 3.9 and now 4Kw over the years. Annoying when you only need a 3Kw output heater.My semi-integrated camper is 7 meters, hence the 4 kW version. We have a cat that never goes outside and always lives in a temperature of at least 17 degrees, so that's why warming up at night is necessary. If we use the heating 20 days a year it will be a lot, we are more away on the warmer days, but I take your advice to heart and will use it as little as possible on low and if this has happened, let it burn on normal for a few hours afterwards. Thx, I learned a lot about Webasto here.
I wish I could return the favor, buy you guys a beer when I'm around
Benji
I think it is working correctly, in that the target temperature is read by the sensor in the cold air intake of the heater. I’m not convinced that your remote temperature sensor actually exists, or if it does, that it’s installed/working correctly. We don’t have the additional/optional remote sensor, just the standard setup, & ours behaves exactly the same as yours.Yeah, I know, but now I also know how everything should react correctly, that's the way
It exist and is connected, i'm very sure of that, it can be defected or like Oldiebut Goodie says, the sensor is far to low placed.
