RV REVIEW
The side sliding door opens , as do the back doors , to create a nice indoor / outdoor open living feel . Underneath is water storage as well as grey water storage . There is also a town water attachment for when you ’ re set-up in the caravan park . On the nearside , at the rear of the vehicle , there is a ventilated compartment for gas cylinder storage .
Underneath the bed is where the Enerdrive 2000W inverter with AC transfer switch is stored . The inverter is wired to all powerpoints . The 200Ah lithium battery , however , is chassismounted . All relevant controls , along with the water pump switch , etc ., are in an overhead locker . The Wattle comes with 240W of solar on the roof , and Horizon also provides an Anderson plug for a portable panel .
There ’ s also an external Anderson plug for powering appliances such as a portable air-compressor , bash plates to protect the engine and automatic transmission , an external shower , a town water intake , and an external gas bayonet , allowing the user to plumb their barbie to the onboard gas supply ( two 4kg gas cylinders are provided as standard ).
We stepped inside the vehicle and my first impression was that Horizon had put a lot of thought into maintaining space while also fitting as much inside as possible . On the offside of the vehicle is a shower / toilet with plenty of storage while also managing to fit a full kitchen on the nearside .
There is also a queen bed measuring 1945x1460mm , with storage underneath at the rear of the vehicle . It looks like a great setup .
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