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2.3.4 Ventilation and heating
Having permanent upper and lower ventilation is essential in order to ensure constant air renewal.
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Lower ventilation is generally provided through a vent at the bottom of the furniture or in the floor.
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Upper ventilation is provided through the roof windows, which have a permanent vent system.
These systems encourage natural air circulation, including inside the bench seats.
The vents should never be blocked, even during the winter.
They must be kept clean and dust free. Do not store equipment in the heating compartment.
2.4 Safety
Never leave children unattended in your campervan. This safety precaution is crucial in campervans due to the presence of
medium and low voltage electrical appliances and gas-powered equipment.
Using the electric-windows can be dangerous. Ensure that there is no risk of passengers' limbs getting caught in the electric-
windows.
2.4.1 Fire
Provide an approved dry powder fire extinguisher with a capacity of at least 1 kg and familiarise yourself with the instructions.
Keep a fire-blanket near the kitchen area. Consult the local fire safety measures.
Do not store aerosol cans in the campervan; there is a risk that they could explode at temperatures above 50°C, which can
often occur in the summer. Never use cooking or heating devices other than those installed in the campervan. If you must
plug in a cooking appliance or electric heater, it must work on the principle of direct radiation to avoid the risk of fire or
asphyxia. You will find a diagram showing the emergency exit(s) from your campervan in the paragraph on (See "Emergency
exits", page 123).
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