Electronics | Solar

Electronics for all occasions

Every camper is happy when their electronics work. In our range, you will find all important electronic devices you need to make your camping holiday even more comfortable. This includes everything to do with:

Lighting – Take a look at our beautiful lighting ideas!

There’s nothing like romantic camping lighting. But of course our lights and lamps also help you cut your vegetables and find your things in your campervan. And if you need a replacement light for your vehicle, we offer that, too.

Batteries – Small but great!

It’s hard to imagine camping life without these small, portable power suppliers. We have everything in our range, from batteries for your flashlight to powerful lithium batteries.

Solar – Solar energy cleverly used!

One of the best inventions since camping. Solar systems for on the road. They ensure that you can use your electronic devices far away from civilisation. This is incredibly beneficial, especially for campers who like to be out in the wild.

Power supply – the be-all and end-all for comfortable camping!

Electricity has to flow.

We have all the necessary ingredients in our shop to ensure that your power supply works perfectly and, above all, safely. Be it cables, fuse boxes or useful accessories.

Sockets & switches – For a safe power supply!

With the right switch or a matching socket, power can be distributed and used much more efficiently. Or perhaps you would prefer a socket panel? You should take a closer look at our various switches and plugs, especially if you are converting your campervan and equipping it with new electronics:

Technical terms simply explained

What is a booster?
A charge booster, also called a converter or a charging converter, makes it possible to charge a second battery while driving. The booster is installed between the starter battery and the supply battery.
What does CEE mean?
CEE is the abbreviation for “Commission on the Rules for the Approval of the Electrical Equipment”. The CEE standard harmonised European plug connections, i.e. made them uniform. As they make adapters redundant, CEE plug connections are ideal for camping.
What are gel batteries?
Gel batteries are built similarly to conventional wet batteries. This means that an electrolyte surrounds the positive and negative electrodes. Due to the addition of silicic acid, this electrolyte is not liquid but gel-like – hence the name. Gel batteries are particularly resistant to vibration and do not leak easily.
What are AGM batteries?
AGM stands for “Absorbent Glass Mat” and refers to batteries in which the electrodes are bound in glass fibre fleece. They can withstand more charging cycles than conventional starter batteries and are both leakproof and vibration-resistant.
What are lithium batteries?
Colloquially, both lithium batteries and lithium-ion batteries are often referred to as lithium batteries. Unlike lithium-ion batteries, however, actual lithium batteries are not rechargeable. They are called lithium batteries because lithium is used as a reactive material in the negative electrode. Lithium batteries have a low self-discharge rate and can therefore be stored for a long time – perfect for camping.