Shelter Outback

A great way to camp completely self-sufficiently is with solar panels and a battery. With the Outback, you get solar panels installed on the lift roof as standard. The solar panels feed the battery that allows you to use the 12V circuit in the caravan. This allows you to use the lights, water supply and compressor fridge without 'external power'. For how long? This obviously depends on the battery and weather conditions.

Of course, it is also possible to make one or more 230V sockets available that work through the battery. We do this by installing an 'inverter', discuss this option with your Kip advisor.

Once on site, the large Bigfoot feets ensure stability everywhere, whether on soft sand in dunes or swampy ground. The large surface (200 x 180 mm) and transverse ribs prevent the Bigfoot feets from sinking or slipping, ensuring that the caravan remains safely and stably in place. Besides convenience and comfort, the Bigfoot feets also give the caravan an extra solid look.

First of all, the sidebars are robust and therefore shockproof. The sidebars have a substantial tube diameter and wall thickness, this makes the sidebars strong, resilient yet lightweight. The sidebars prevent objects from the road from hitting the caravan. The sidebars thus perfectly protect against minor damage. Moreover, the sidebars also look extra stylish. To complete the robust design, the Outback also has large bar handles at the rear and roof rails matching the sidebars that extend from the roof to the front.

With the Outback, everything is different from the ground up. This is because the Outback has a fully raised and weighted chassis. The entire chassis of the caravan has been specially developed for heavier use. In addition, the chassis is raised, giving you more ground clearance. Ideal for driving off the beaten track. That pothole in the road is no longer an obstacle. This takes the Outback to the most unique places. The chassis is made of galvanised steel yet super lightweight. Because the chassis is weighted, it is loadable up to 1000kg which means you have 340kg of luggage space (weight minus any extra options chosen).

The Shelter Outback has darkened windows all around. This gives the Outback a cool and chic look. Moreover, the darkening windows limit the view from outside and thus increase privacy. UV radiation is also reduced by the dark windows, which also reduces any summer heat inside.

With the Outback, you have the latest screen and blackout system for the windows all around. You choose exactly the desired amount of screen and blackout by fixing the system at any position. The blackout itself is also optimised, allowing you to create a total blackout if desired. The system is also shock-resistant and remains securely in the desired position even after being touched and bumped.

The main advantage of the compressor fridge (over absorption, which is standard in the Shelter Plus) is that the outside temperature has less influence on the cooling performance. Even in hot summer temperatures, your drinks and food stay well cooled with a compressor fridge. In addition, the compressor fridge also runs on the caravan battery thanks to its 12 V system. At 65 litres, the compressor fridge has more capacity and is more compact in size, so the Shelter Outback has an additional drawer above the compressor fridge.

The Shelter Outback features the latest Shelter interior, which can also be found in the Shelter Plus. Besides all the extras, you also have the standard 2-meter bed, the indoor/outdoor kitchen, plenty of headroom, floor heating, space for a portable toilet and the wood design interior with herringbone floor. Enjoy extensive comfort while retaining the pure camping feeling.