CAMP SHOWER​

With proper care,Openroad camp hot water systems deliver 5 years of reliable service—equivalent to around 10 000 ignition cycles. Key to longevity is regular descaling, flushing out sediment after heavy use, and winterising or draining before freezing temps. OPENROAD’s stainless-steel heat exchanger and weather-proof coatings help prevent corrosion and extend service life, trip after trip.

Empty and rinse the tank, then fill it with warm water and a mild detergent, swish to loosen grime and scrub any stubborn spots. Rinse thoroughly, then sanitise by filling with a dilute bleach solution (about 1 tsp bleach per 4 L), let it sit for 15–30 minutes, flush again with clean water and air-dry completely before use.

First you should make sure the tent is clean and completely dry. Remove the top support poles, then starting at the base, roll the side panels upward toward the frame. Once rolled, collapse the poles, tuck them inside the bundle, secure with the integrated straps, and stow everything in the carry bag..

OPENROAD camping hot water system is designed to operate with inlet pressures from 20–900 kPa (3–130 psi). In practice you’ll get a solid 2–5 L/min flow when your supply sits around 200–500 kPa (30–75 psi)—roughly the pressure from a typical caravan pump or mains‐style booster. If you’re drawing straight from a static tank, fitting a 12 V booster pump will help you hit that sweet spot for a powerful, consistent shower.

Plan for 10–15 L of water per person for a quick 3–5 minute rinse—so a 20–30 L tank lets two people shower comfortably. while OPENROAD 45 L water tank gives extra buffer for washing gear or pets. Always size your tank to match your group size and trip length for worry-free camping.