Truma v Alde Heating (1 Viewer)

[Larrynwin]

Which do you prefer and what do you think are the advantages/disadvantages .
Have you any gripes about your system.

 

[old-mo]

"Alde" for me,,,, first van we have ever had with it.. brilliant all round warmth..

Elec, 3 heat settings, 1, 2, & 3 KW... and/or gas... we use both to get it up to temp quickly then knock the gas off... when on EHU..

When we left it on at night the first time it got to warm in bed,,,,, then read the manual and found a thermostat separate from the rest of the M.home... and set that on low for the Bedroom radiators..

No motor noise, and the added bonus of a twin fan under one of the seats that boost`s it round your feet..

And being twin floored all the under floor area`s have long radiators and a huge one in the garage..

Win`s hands down every time for us against the Blown Air Type.. and noise..

 

[DavidG58]

"Alde" for me,,,, first van we have ever had with it.. brilliant all round warmth..

Elec, 3 heat settings, 1, 2, & 3 KW... and/or gas... we use both to get it up to temp quickly then knock the gas off... when on EHU..

When we left it on at night the first time it got to warm in bed,,,,, then read the manual and found a thermostat separate from the rest of the M.home... and set that on low for the Bedroom radiators..

No motor noise, and the added bonus of a twin fan under one of the seats that boost`s it round your feet..

And being twin floored all the under floor area`s have long radiators and a huge one in the garage..

Win`s hands down every time for us against the Blown Air Type.. and noise..

All of above, but we have an older Alde, 2008 spec Hymer, pump is mounted in garage under bed and is noisy enough to wake me at night

But heating very effective, would not go back to blown air from choice

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[old-mo]

pump is mounted in garage under bed

Our`s is in the same place,,,,, but look`s like the pump is mounted on some sort of rubber..

Cannot hear it.... may get noisier as time goes on..

 

[DavidG58]

Our`s is in the same place,,,,, but look`s like the pump is mounted on some sort of rubber..

Cannot hear it.... may get noisier as time goes on..

But mine might also get quieter the older I get

 

[hilldweller]

Blown air good and I could pick up the whole system with one hand. And I've modified it adding an extra duct with ease.

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[Mikey RV]

"Alde" for me,,,, first van we have ever had with it.. brilliant all round warmth..

Elec, 3 heat settings, 1, 2, & 3 KW... and/or gas... we use both to get it up to temp quickly then knock the gas off... when on EHU..

When we left it on at night the first time it got to warm in bed,,,,, then read the manual and found a thermostat separate from the rest of the M.home... and set that on low for the Bedroom radiators..

No motor noise, and the added bonus of a twin fan under one of the seats that boost`s it round your feet..

And being twin floored all the under floor area`s have long radiators and a huge one in the garage..

Win`s hands down every time for us against the Blown Air Type.. and noise..

What he said, got the same system fantastic.

 

[jemhorn]

We're away at the moment. Have Alde with heat exchanger off the engine when travelling. Keeps the van very cosy. Fan under front seats that circulates eliminating cold spots. It's a real home from home with garage and double floor nice and warm. On electric at the moment 2kw no problem. You have to allow time to heat up from cold but then keep temperature constant. Set timer to allow temp to drop overnight and then to warm up in the morning. Will report back later in the week.

 

[Ber090]

Alde for us. Had 2 tuggers and now the Motorhome. Would not have any other and that fact dictated which M/home we chose. Never a problem with any of the Alde's. Minus 12 is lowest we have been in and still cosy!

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[BobtheBass]

Alde is brilliant but beware of the "radiators". They have viciously sharp edges and are often to be found hiding in the dark behind cupboard doors where you least expect them to be. If you touch them expect blood!