Frequently asked questions

Yes, we mainly convert a van that you bring to us.

We have lot’s of conversions to suit different people. The best selling conversion is certainly the Signature Plus Off-Grid 4 berth. The specification ticks all the boxes, and we keep the price similar to other companies standard conversions.

12v lead acid batteries should be fully charged at least every 2 – 4 weeks, and never be taken down below 12v.

Lithium batteries can be fully depleted, you need to use the battery, or charge it every couple of months to stop it going into “sleep” mode.

Based on a Volkswagen Transporter 4 berth conversion, it usually takes 2 – 3 weeks to complete.

We accept bank transfer or cash for campervan work. Items on our website shop can be purchased through PayPal’s various services, including card payments.

We give all full campervan conversions a 24 month conversion warranty. This is a non-transferable warranty.

Occasionally we have campervans pre-converted, ready for sale.

Now that the van market has calmed down slightly, we will help source a van for you. We can then convert that van for you.

Please tell us the type of conversion you are looking for, first of all. Tell us the make and model you like, desired colour, most have specification, tailgate / barn doors, and your budget.

Please watch this video for a full explanation of how the Comfort controller works: CLICK HERE

Please watch this video for a full explanation of how the Comfort controller works: CLICK HERE

This is an easy one just means the heater has not detected fuel. When you first install the heater or run low on fuel this code will show up.

Top up with fuel and restart heater it will self-prime and may require 10 restarts of the heater.

The battery you’re running the heater from needs charging as the heater has detected a low voltage. Lead acid batteries should never be taken down below 12v. Please make sure you fully charge your battery ever 2 – 4 weeks.

Easy one again as above or you have not run the heater for ages, and it’s got air in the lines so just fuel up and restart may require 2 or 3 starts to clear the lines.