Malte's Tourne Motorhome

Luxurious and fully equipped camper van that is as comfortable to drive as it is to live in. With reversible seats, a good sound system (CarPlay, Bluetooth, speakers front/rear), a reversing camera and a stable ride on the road, even long distances are really pleasant. The interior is insulated and built for year-round use. Diesel heater, underfloor heating, ventilation and hot water mean that it works excellently even in the cold, tested for a week in Åre at –15°C without any problems. Toilet, shower and a large gas stove with two burners provide full comfort. Electric steps, awning, 2×100Ah lithium batteries, 220W solar cells and 1500W inverter mean that you can stay completely off-grid for weeks. Also charges while driving. Sleeping places: 140×190 cm in the rear and 120×185 cm in the front. Right now there is a roof box in the rear, but there is also a bike rack. A smooth, warm and self-sufficient camper, ready for both winter adventures and summer road trips. During the rental, important to know This car is luxurious, well-equipped and built for comfort all year round. At the same time, much of the interior is custom-built. Handle everything carefully, doors, locks, controls, electric steps, awning, water and toilet. Spare parts are expensive and many parts are sensitive. Instructional video, recommended to watch before departure Here is a good overview of how the Tourne system works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMGM5d0woCs Driving & safety - All doors, drawers and cabinets must be closed and locked before driving. If anything is open, it can damage the interior or break. - Check that the electric step is fully retracted. - Turn off the gas before driving. - Drive slowly over bumps and unevenness, the car is stable but the interior is sensitive. - Park flat when you are going to sleep or use the water/toilet. Toilet, very important - The toilet has a cassette of about 8 liters. - If it is more than half full, the lid must be put on before driving, otherwise it can overflow into the cassette. - Empty the cassette regularly - it is easier, smells less and reduces the risk of spillage. - Make sure the cassette valve is closed when you drive. Water & sewage - Fresh water filling: right side at the back. - Grey water emptying: button to the left of the steering wheel. - Do not drive with full tanks if not necessary, this saves both fuel and strain on the car. - Use fresh water for cooking and drinking. - Let the pump work slowly, do not turn it on/off repeatedly. Heating, hot water & winter use The car is insulated and works great in winter, tested for a week in Åre at –15°C. - The diesel heater takes care of the heat when you are off-grid. Do a burnoff once a day (35gr for 15 minutes). - The underfloor heating only works when the car is plugged in. - The water heater is started in the cabinet above the table, opposite the kitchen. The gas must be on for it to work. - Let the heating system work at a slow pace, avoid turning it on/off repeatedly. Kitchen & gas - The gas stove has two burners, always use ventilation when cooking. - Turn off the gas when driving or leaving the car. - Be careful with ignition and flames, everything is compact and sensitive. - Let the stove cool down before you lower the cover. Otherwise the glass will crack Electricity, batteries & off-grid - 2×100Ah lithium batteries, 220W solar cells, 1500W inverter. - You can stay off-grid for several days, often weeks depending on use. - The batteries are also charged while driving. - Use 230V sockets sparingly when you are not connected to electricity, large consumers draw a lot. - Avoid running inverter + large appliances at the same time. Sleeping places - Rear bed: 140×190 cm - Front bed: 120×185 cm - Lay flat and avoid putting heavy pressure on the edges. Awning, electric step & other - The awning is sensitive, only use it in calm weather and always crank it in when you leave the car. - The electric step is fragile, let it go all the way out/in without stopping. wipe dry before closing. - Right now there is a roof box in the back, but there is also a bike rack.