Truma Ultrastore Rapide 10L Gas & Electric Boiler

The Truma Ultrastore Rapide GE Boiler is a compact and versatile 10-liter water heater designed for use in caravans, motorhomes, and other recreational vehicles.

This water heater can operate on both gas and electricity, providing flexibility in choosing your energy source.

It is designed to work with 10mm diameter semi rigid water pipes, ensuring compatibility with standard water pipe sizes commonly found in RVs.

This product includes a control panel with a 3-meter connecting cable, a white wall cowl for installation, and a safety/drain valve. These components are essential for the proper installation and operation of the water heater.

When using the 12V power supply, ignition consumes 0.17A, the heating phase consumes 0.08A, and during standby mode, it draws 0.04A of current.

When using a 230V power supply at 850W, the water heater consumes either 3.7A or 5.7A of current.

The gas consumption rate for this water heater is 120grams per hour.

The water heater without water is just 7.2kg, making it suitable for installation in RVs where weight considerations are important.

- Pump pressure: max. 2.8 bar

- System pressure: max. 4.5 bar

- Type of gas: Liquid gas (propane / butane)

- Operating pressure: 30 mbar

- Rated thermal output: 1500 W

- Gas consumption: 120 g/h

- Heating up time from approx. 15 °C to approx. 70 °C (Rapid GE - 10 litres): Gas operation: approx. 31 minutes, Electrical operation: approx. 29 minutes, Gas and electrical operation: approx. 16 minutes

- 12V Power consumption: Ignition: 0.17 A, Heating up: 0.08 A, Standby: 0.04 A

- 230V Power consumption: Heating up: (3.7 A) 850W / (5.7 A) 1300W

Stand-by consumption gas: approx. 70W

• 10-liter water heater designed for caravans, motorhomes, and RVs
• Supplied with standard fittings
• Operates on both gas and electricity
• Works with 10mm semi rigid water pipes commonly found in RVs
• Comes with a control panel, 3-meter cable, white wall cowl, and safety/drain valve
• Quickly heats water with gas in approximately 31 minutes and electric in about 29 minutes