Heating probe - Immersion heater for Rinsekit Pro outlet

The RinseKit brand immersion heater allows you to heat your shower water during your nomadic trips or after your activities.

Useful and pleasant , this accessory will allow you to fully enjoy your day and your activities without worrying about heating water.

The heating probe is the ideal accessory for nomadic adventures to heat your water, thanks to its stainless steel rod which makes it resistant to corrosion .

It screws into the RinseKit filling compartment and does not need to be removed.

Very practical , the heating probe has a top LED display panel to show all warning signs. The colour-coded lights reflect the heating system and warning signs. It also has a safety shut-off system when the probe reaches 43°C so that it does not overheat.

Once the immersion heater is connected, we advise you to use it with your vehicle running so as not to drain your battery.

Easy to use , simply screw it into the filler cap of the RinseKit Pro and then plug it into a 12V socket or a US trailer hitch socket , so you will need an adapter to standard European 7-pin sockets to plug it into your van, converted van or motorhome.

The immersion heater allows you to shower anywhere without using propane or other fuels.

When combined with the RinseKit Pro, it allows you to take a hot shower anywhere.

Only compatible with model:

• RinseKit Pro

Features

The RinseKit brand immersion heater will allow you to heat the water in your shower and fully enjoy your moment of relaxation.

• Cable dimensions: (L) 2.40m
  
• Power supply: 12V or trailer hitch socket (USA version - an adapter (not included) is required to use it on a European trailer)
• Consumption of the immersion heater (12V): 120W 10Ah
• Consumption Immersion heater (cigarette lighter): 266W 20Ah
• Material: Stainless steel
• Color: Black
• Compatibility: RinseKit Pro

The + for the planet

RinseKit is a committed brand

• RinseKit is a member of DIGDEEP, a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide clean, running water to nearly 2.2 million Americans.

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