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Berth | 2 |
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Axles | 1 |
Travel Seats | 2 |
Cooker | Yes |
Fridge | Yes |
Heating | Yes |
Overall Length | 4.92 m |
Overall Width | 2.20 m |
Internal Headroom | 1.95 m |
Gross Vehicle Weight | 2500 kg |
Fresh Water Tank | 40 L |
Waste Water Tank | 40 L |
Congratulates the owner and provides guidance on using the caravan handbook.
Defines how Elddis caravans are designated by model year, with specific dates.
Lists the bodies that inspect Elddis caravans for safety and compliance.
Explains proper airflow and cleaning of ventilation points for caravan safety.
Details fire safety measures including extinguisher recommendations and emergency procedures.
Defines key weight terms like MTPLM, MIRO, EHEP, PEP, OEP and User Payload.
Explains the importance of weight ratios for caravan stability and safety.
Provides guidance on distributing weight and securing items inside the caravan for safe towing.
Details the essential checks and steps before hitching the caravan to the towing vehicle.
Explains the procedure for safely connecting and disconnecting the caravan hitch.
Describes the purpose and correct use of the caravan's breakaway cable for safety.
Final checks and connections before commencing the journey.
Ensures the handbrake is correctly positioned in the fully 'off' state before towing.
Guidance on checking caravan cables for safe towing at various angles.
Provides advice and techniques for safely reversing the caravan.
Specifies the recommended speed limits for towing a caravan on different road types.
Guidance on smoothly setting off with the caravan attached, focusing on clutch and gear use.
Offers tips on handling the caravan while driving, including awareness of width and clearance.
Advises checking site rules to avoid conflicts with management and other users.
Guidance on choosing a suitable and level pitch for parking the caravan.
Explains how to level the caravan laterally using a leveller jack or ramp.
Details the process for achieving horizontal levelness after lateral levelling.
Provides specific advice for safely parking on inclines.
Covers powering the caravan, including the power supply charger and 12V systems.
Explains how to connect and use a generator for powering the caravan.
Details the caravan's 230V AC electrical system and its requirements.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the caravan to a site's mains electrical hook-up.
Diagram and explanation of the caravan mains inlet and connecting cable wiring.
Procedure for safely disconnecting the caravan from the mains electrical supply.
Advice on electrical connections when using the caravan overseas, noting reverse polarity.
Details the caravan's gas system, including bottle connection and appliance gas taps.
Information on the approved gas regulator and its test point.
Specifies approved hoses and connection procedures for the gas system.
Describes the Whale pressurized water system and its setup.
Step-by-step instructions for purging and priming the caravan's water system.
Explains how to drain the water system for winter storage and prevent frost damage.
Provides factual information about Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG).
Discusses ventilation and safety considerations for LPG appliances in awning spaces.
Details recommendations and warnings for the caravan's LPG gas system.
Covers battery installation, maintenance, and generators for the 12V system.
Details the mains unit, MCBs, RCD, and typical equipment consumption figures.
Instructions on how to reset the Residual Current Device (RCD) for electrical safety.
Explains how the battery charger operates automatically when connected to mains.
Lists the maximum wattage for internal lighting bulbs.
Specifies the maximum wattage for road lighting bulbs.
Diagram showing the location and rating of all 12V fuses within the caravan.
Diagram and labels for the main electrical distribution unit, including circuit breakers.
Overview of the caravan's electrical control panel and its functions.
General warnings and operational instructions for cooking appliances like hob and grill.
Step-by-step guide on how to light and operate the gas hob burners.
Instructions for lighting and operating the gas grill safely.
Detailed steps for lighting and operating the gas oven safely.
Operating instructions for the Thetford N112P refrigerator, including energy sources.
How to secure items inside the refrigerator for safe transit.
Explanation of the refrigerator's automatic door locking mechanism.
Instructions for operating the water heater using gas or 230V electric power.
Guidance on operating the space heater using gas or 230V electric power.
Details how to control the fan speed and modes for the space heater.
Operating instructions for the Whale underfloor heater, including fan, gas, and electric modes.
Explains the automatic operation of the caravan's battery charger.
Information on the smoke detector, its battery, and the alarm pause mode.
Introduction to the toilet, its features, preparation, and waste tank emptying.
Instructions for winterising and storing the Thetford cassette toilet.
Guidance on cleaning and maintaining the toilet seal, blade, and body.
Instructions for operating the Midi Heki rooflight.
Guidance on cleaning and operating blinds and flyscreens.
Instructions for operating and releasing the flyscreens on caravan windows.
Operating instructions for kitchen and washroom mixer taps.
How to operate the exterior door retainer to hold the door open or closed.
Advice on operating the gas locker door and avoiding hinge damage.
Instructions for operating toilet/shower room and other internal door locks.
Instructions on how to convert seating areas into beds.
Information on bunk bed weight limits and safety boards.
Instructions for operating the 315 Status TV aerial and tuning the television.
How to connect the Status aerial to a car-style radio for FM reception.
Explains the MicroTag property tracing system and its benefits for security.
Details why Microdots are an easy way to identify valuables and aid prosecution.
Description of corner steadies for positioning and security bolt locking.
Information on CRIS registration, VIN identification, and security.
Details the electronic tagging system for caravan security and identification.
Suggestions for additional security devices like wheel locks.
Guidelines for cleaning the caravan's exterior, avoiding harsh cleaners and pressure washing.
Care instructions for GRP components, including washing, waxing, and stain removal.
Instructions for cleaning acrylic windows to preserve clarity and prevent damage.
Specific care instructions for Seitz acrylic rooflights.
How to clean blinds and flyscreens, with warnings about retraction.
Advice on cleaning and maintaining caravan furniture surfaces.
Guidance on vacuuming carpets, cleaning upholstery, and dry cleaning curtains.
Procedures for cleaning and sterilizing water containers, including using appropriate solutions.
Steps for sterilizing the caravan's water system at the start and end of the season.
Warnings for cold weather use, high altitude, and hot weather for the Thetford toilet.
Details on fitting and using the chassis mounted spare wheel carrier.
Legal requirements for tyre tread, mixing tyre types, and signs of wear or damage.
Procedure for changing a caravan wheel, including torque settings and bolt usage.
Instructions on how to safely jack up the caravan, specifying correct jacking points.
Lists components requiring lubrication, including jockey wheel, brake linkage, and corner steadies.
Details BPW chassis protection via galvanising and its exposure category.
Tests to perform on the caravan coupling and handbrake linkage.
Lubrication points for the coupling head, drawbar bearings, and brake lever.
Scheduled maintenance tasks for the overrun hitch, drawbar, and safety cable.
How to order spare parts for the BPW chassis using component numbers and VIN.
Recommended operations for storing the caravan, especially over winter.
Advice on using breathable covers to protect the caravan during storage.
Instructions to prevent drain on the leisure battery by switching off refrigerator power.
Details the terms and conditions of the 3-year manufacturer's warranty.
Lists components covered by the warranty during the first year of ownership.
Specifies parts covered by the warranty in the second and third years.
Lists components excluded from warranty coverage in years two and three.
Details the 6-year guarantee against water ingress and associated conditions.
Stipulates annual servicing requirements as a condition of warranty claims.
Recommendation for periodic inspection of the caravan's mains electrics system.
Procedure for ordering replacement parts, requiring specific vehicle and part information.
Guidelines for undertaking remedial work using approved parts and centres.
Description of the BPW chassis, its construction, and suspension system.
Overview of the caravan's braking system, including its automatic reversing system.
Details the construction of the caravan's insulated body shell and wall materials.
Information on the double-glazed acrylic windows and extruded aluminium door frames.
States the thermal insulation grade of Xplore touring caravans.
Describes the construction of the front panel and gas locker lid from moulded GRP.
Details the standard fitting of an awning channel and advice on attachments.
Lists the specific equipment fitted to the Xplore range of caravans.
Diagram showing the pin configuration, colour coding, and description of a 13-pin caravan plug.
Schematic diagram illustrating the caravan's internal 12V and 230V electrical wiring.
Diagram showing the wiring for the caravan's external road lighting system.
Detailed specifications for different Xplore caravan models, including dimensions and weights.
Information on how to obtain the latest caravan brochures and manuals.
Identifies who to contact for technical information and support regarding the caravan.
Guidance on where to find information about the second-hand market value of caravans.
Advice on preventing and responding to caravan snaking while towing.
How to determine the correct awning size for your caravan.
Information on whether accessories like bike racks can be fitted to the caravan.
Troubleshooting steps for interior lights, checking fuses and power supply.
Information on where to source and purchase spare parts for the caravan.
States the expected duration for which spare parts will be available.
What to do if an original part is no longer available; suggestions for alternatives.
Details who is authorized to carry out warranty work on the caravan.
Information on acceptable timescales for booking caravan servicing appointments.
Guidance on who to contact for assistance with caravan issues.
Procedure for escalating complaints about retailer or service centre performance.
Definition of the plug connecting caravan electrical systems to the towing vehicle.
Definition of the triangular part of the chassis at the front of the caravan.
Acronym for Anti-lock braking system.
Definition of the total weight of the caravan when loaded for use.
Brand name for a rolling water container.
Definition of a tent-like fabric structure attached to the caravan.
Device required to keep a leisure battery charged, often via mains hook-up.
Number of sleeping places a caravan can accommodate.
Method of heating by circulating warm air via a fan.
Cable linking caravan handbrake to tow bar for emergency stops.
A sleeping place usually higher than a conventional bed.
Type of LPG gas, normally in blue cylinders, used in cold weather.
Chemical toilet where waste tank is accessed externally.
Winding devices to stabilize the caravan body on site.
Caravan Registration and Identification Scheme for checking ownership and recovery.
Items and fluids required for safe and proper functioning of habitation equipment.
Supplies power for caravan electrical systems; also called auxiliary battery.
Process of ensuring the caravan is level on a pitch for comfort and system function.
Liquid Petroleum Gas, i.e., butane or propane.
Weight of caravan equipped to manufacturer's standard specification.
Technical maximum permissible laden weight of the caravan.
Amount that can be put into a caravan; difference between MTPLM and MIRO.
Residual current device that 'trips' on electrical fault.
Outline of the annual service checks required for warranty and maintenance.