Heating · SavvyPropex
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.
£125 including VAT
You will need: A SavvyVan3 panel and a Propex heater. Everything the add-on needs in software is already on the panel.
What it does
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Works with the Propex range
The HS2000 on gas, the HS2000E on gas and electric, and the electric-only models - developed with Propex Heat Source and Gastore. It uses the connections already on the heater, so nothing is cut or replaced. Pick your model on the panel and it sets itself up.
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Gas and electric, decided for you
On a dual-fuel heater it picks the electric level to suit the temperature in the van, and opens or isolates the LPG only when the heater needs gas.
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A week of schedule, and a timer
Set it warm for waking up, and again for coming back from a walk. Or run the timer for an hour and let it turn itself off.
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Faults in words
Nobody enjoys counting flashes against a manual. If the heater reports a fault the screen names it, with a QR code through to the manufacturer’s own information.
The numbers
| Heaters | HS2000 (gas), HS2000E (gas and electric), and electric-only Propex |
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| Cabling | One 6-pin cable for gas only, plus a 3-pin for gas and electric |
| Gas | Level sender input and solenoid driver, both built in |
| Connection | Wireless to the panel |
Fitting it
- How hard
- Straightforward
- How long
- An hour
Plug into the heater’s existing connections, then pair. A blue flashing light on the module means it is ready for the panel to find it.
What else you will need
- A Propex heater already fitted - HS2000, HS2000E or electric-only
- One 6-pin cable for gas, plus a 3-pin if yours is gas and electric
- A gas level sender and a solenoid, if you want those on the screen
Not compatible with SavvyVan Lite v2.1 panels. Worth knowing now rather than after it arrives.
If you have a SavvyVan Lite
The Propex module does not work with the SavvyVan Lite v2.1 panel - the previous generation cannot talk to it. It is a panel age thing rather than anything you have done wrong, and the fix is a SavvyVan3.
The instructions, before you buy
Every guide we write is published - read it first and decide whether it looks like your kind of afternoon.
Not sure whether it fits your van? Ask us. There is no such thing as a daft question here - half of ours started the same way.
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ECE R10.9 EMC Tested
Tested for electromagnetic compatibility to the UN vehicle standard - so it plays nicely with everything else in your van.
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Made in Britain
Designed and built in Yorkshire, using UK components wherever we can.
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NCC Approved Supplier
Recognised by the National Caravan Council, the trade body for the UK leisure vehicle industry.
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Motorhome Matt Approved
Independently reviewed and approved by one of the best-known voices in UK van life.
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FSB member
Members of the Federation of Small Businesses - because that is exactly what we are.