What do you want on the screen?

The panel switches eight circuits, reads battery voltage, temperatures and direct integrations on its own. Everything else - tank levels, a real state of charge, heating, levelling and dimmable lighting - comes from a small module that talks to it wirelessly. Fit one now and another next winter; the panel already knows what to do with them.

Every one of these needs a SavvyVan3 panel and nothing else from us. They do not need each other, and there is no order you have to fit them in.

The modules

  • SavvyShunt

    from £120

    Know what your battery is doing

    A shunt sits between your battery negative and the rest of the van, and counts every amp in and out. That is what turns a voltage reading into a real percentage - plus live usage, history, and how long you have got left.

    Needs: A SavvyVan3 or SavvyVan Lite v2.1 panel

    Everything it does →

  • SavvyTanks V3

    £90

    Tank levels at a glance

    Fresh, grey and black water on one screen, plus the level in an underslung LPG tank - and a built-in driver for the gas solenoid, so you can isolate the gas from inside the van.

    Needs: A SavvyVan3 panel

    Everything it does →

  • SavvyLights

    £120

    Every light, dimmed and named

    Eight dimmable channels with names you choose - Kitchen, Bed, Awning - and scenes you set once and recall with a tap. Around 100 metres of traditional LED's in total, more than most vans will ever hold.

    Needs: A SavvyVan3 panel

    Everything it does →

  • SavvyStance

    £75

    Level, without the guesswork

    Two axes of tilt on the screen, with which wheel to lift and by how much. Set your own idea of level once - a slight pitch if you sleep better that way - and everything after that is measured to your setting.

    Needs: A SavvyVan3 panel

    Everything it does →

  • SavvyPropex

    £105

    Your Propex, on the panel

    Replaces the analogue Propex controller with the screen you already have - temperature, schedules, timers and fault information, plus LPG level and solenoid control in the same place.

    Needs: A SavvyVan3 panel and a Propex heater

    Everything it does →

  • Autoterm add-on

    £125

    Your Autoterm, on the panel

    For Autoterm 2D and 4D heaters. Adds schedules, timers and readable fault information - and an Auto Heat mode that keeps adjusting the heater to maintain temperature rather than leaving it on one fixed setting.

    Needs: A SavvyVan3 panel and an Autoterm 2D or 4D heater

    Everything it does →

All of them, in one order

The full kit puts the panel and every add-on together, already matched up, with the probes and the valve that go with them - and five per cent comes off at the checkout, so it costs less than buying the same things one at a time.

from £782

Not sure which you need?

Tell us what is going in the van and we will work out what it takes, and what it does not. Often that includes things you do not need to buy.

Help me choose Ask us

  • ECE R10.9 EMC Tested

    Tested for electromagnetic compatibility to the UN vehicle standard - so it plays nicely with everything else in your van.

  • Made in Britain

    Designed and built in Yorkshire, using UK components wherever we can.

  • NCC Approved Supplier

    Recognised by the National Caravan Council, the trade body for the UK leisure vehicle industry.

  • Motorhome Matt Approved

    Independently reviewed and approved by one of the best-known voices in UK van life.

  • FSB member

    Members of the Federation of Small Businesses - because that is exactly what we are.