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Truma S3004 Gas Heater

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The Truma S3004 Heater has an elegant design to match the furniture environment of modern caravans and motorhomes.

Simply switch it on for a comfortable temperature: Truma S 3004 heaters provide warmth and comfort within a very short time. The caravan and motor home heater is not only especially powerful, it is also extremely reliable – even at very low temperatures in winter. To heat your caravan even faster, the fan is equipped with a booster function.

Your caravan / motorhome not only becomes warm: the interior air is also dehumidified. At night, you can switch off the fan so that you can sleep undisturbed. Truma S 3004 heaters have a modern design and are easy to operate. The Truma S 3004 has a burner and a heat exchanger and is suitable for installation in caravans and motor homes.

Truma S heaters are easy to operate, are extremely reliable and have been popular for decades. The Truma S 3004 can be installed in caravans or motor homes.

Space-saving: Perfectly integrated into the interior design – thanks to the flat cover and modern look.
Independent: Can be operated without power supply and while driving.

Please note, for new installations you will also require an installation Truma flue kit. Please see the bundles for more information.

Truma S3004 Gas Heater Features

Booster function for 20% more volumetric air flow
Ergonomic control units with non-slip surface
Efficient, robust and low maintenance
Heating without electricity while you’re driving
Optimum integration in the interior thanks to the flat cover
Infinitely adjustable temperature and fan speed
Pleasant radiated warmth

Specifications

Energy sources : Propane / butane
Efficiency: approx. : 95%
Operating pressure : 30 mbar
Rated heat output : 3500 W
Fuel consumption : 30 – 280 g/h
Power consumption : 225 mW (ignition)
Operating voltage : 1.5 V (automatic ignition device with battery operation)
Weight : approx. 10.3 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H) : 373 x 503 x 545 mm
Installation cut-outs (L x W x H) : 280 x 480 x 480 mm

SAFETY NOTICE:

All products and parts must be installed by engineers who hold a valid certificate of competence. The installation must comply with the manufacturers instructions and local regulations. We cannot be held responsible if these instructions are not followed.

Please note we are a camping, caravan and motorhome company and NO gas product that we sell is suitable for mains (domestic) gas supply.

16 FAQs on the Truma S3004 Gas Heater/Fire

Does the heat exchanger of a Truma S3004 LPG heater have to be replaced after a certain time?

No.

Neither the European Heating Appliance Directive 2006/119/EC nor the international directive UN ECE R122 specify replacement.

In the 1990s there was a German regulation which specified that heat exchangers had to be replaced after ten years. For Truma heaters manufactured and put into operation during this time, the replacement obligation was prolonged to 30 years. The European Heating Appliance Directive no longer specifies replacement for appliances approved after 06/2005.

The E1 mark on the type plate shows whether your heater is approved in accordance with the European Heating Appliance Directive and, consequently, was manufactured after 06/2005.

Can a Truma S3004 heater also be installed, for example, in a portacabin, etc.?

No.

Our heaters are not approved for use outside caravanning. Truma heaters may be installed only in Class O vehicles. The vehicle class can be found on the type approval in the certificate of registration.

If you have an S heater installed in a different vehicle class and it breaks down, it cannot be replaced with a new S heater.

Can Truma heaters also be installed in mobile homes?

No.

Approvals for fixed buildings have changed so that Truma heaters cannot be installed in mobile homes. Our appliances are approved for recreational vehicles.

Heaters that are already installed are protected by a grandfather clause.

May I install a Truma heater in the awning?

No.

Our current appliances are approved only for recreational vehicles. Therefore, installation in an awning is unfortunately not allowed.

But you can retrofit your Truma heater with an awning warmer. This directs the warm air from the existing caravan heater directly into the awning.

Heaters that are already installed are protected by a grandfather clause.

Can a Truma S3004 heater also be operated while I’m driving?

Yes, heating while driving is possible with Truma Combi and VarioHeat heaters.

With Truma S and Trumatic S heaters, operating the heater while driving is possible only with a cowl top, which must be installed freely in the air flow. Truma recommends the cowl tops T-3 or T-2. Otherwise the flame can blow back and cause damage to the heater.

The cowl top must protrude at least 10 cm above roof attachments, such as roof boxes, ski or luggage racks so that the heater works properly.

For heating while driving, Directive UN ECE R 122 for motor homes and caravans specifies a safety shut-off device. The Truma MonoControl CS gas pressure regulation system fulfils this requirement. Throughout Europe, a type-tested LPG heater may be used while driving (according to Directive UN ECE R 122) if the system includes this regulator with an appropriately configured gas installation. National regulations must be observed.

Do Truma LPG heaters require maintenance?

No.

However, with heaters that are supported by fans, we recommend that you clean the heat exchanger and the fan wheel fins with a paintbrush or vacuum cleaner before winter.

If the heater has an auto ignitor, we recommend that you replace the batteries about every two years or if the ignition frequency becomes slower. Use only batteries that are heat proof and that do not leak.

Does the Truma heater S 3004 have different dimensions to the previous model Truma S 3002?

Yes, the dimensions have changed.

Pay special attention to the red highlighted dimensions of Truma S 3004 compared to S 3002. The depth of the floor base in the room is also smaller.

Can the Truma heater S 3004 be installed in place of the old S 3002 and what must be considered?

Yes, the S 3004 can be installed in the position of the old heater if it is an S 3002 built after 05/96. With older models, the floor cut-out must be changed.

Remember that the control panel carrier is higher due to the new cover and that the cupboard door may have to be modified in some cases. The contour and, hence, the depth of the floor base have also been changed slightly – as a result, you may see the impression of the old base on the floor.

Can I reuse parts from Truma S 3002 in S 3004?

No.

The design of the S 3004 were changed and made more user friendly. Almost all parts were changed. Therefore, you cannot use the parts from S 3004 for older models. TEB/TN/TEN 1 and 2 fans can still be used with an adapter plate.

Can I reuse the cover from Truma S 3004 in S 3002?

This is not possible due to the different dimensions and connections and is therefore not approved.

Can I reuse warm air parts and cowls from Truma S 3002 in S 3004 with no modification?

Apart from cowl top T-1, you can use the warm air parts and cowls without modification.

How do I prepare the Truma S3004 heater for the travel season?

We recommend that you clean the Truma S heater before starting your holiday.

Remove the cover from the S heater.
Remove the dust that has accumulated on the heat exchanger or on the base plate.
Remove dust on the fan wheel of the Trumavent carefully with a paintbrush or a small brush.
Also check whether the exhaust cowl is damaged or contaminated with leaves, for example.
Insert the battery in the auto ignitor – if you do not hear ignition sparks or if they are more than a second apart, replace the battery. When replacing the battery, the heater must be switched off. Use only temperature-resistant (+70 °C) leakproof AA batteries. Other batteries may cause malfunctions.

How must the exhaust duct of my Truma heater be installed and what needs to be considered with the exhaust gas system?

Exhaust ducts must always be laid rising from the Truma heater towards the cowl.

If the exhaust gases from your Trumatic S still pass through an aluminium pipe, replace this with a stainless steel pipe.

Please note that the pipe must be replaced by an expert (e.g. Truma service partner).

Which Truma heaters can I retrofit with the digital CP plus iNet ready control panel?

The digital CP plus iNet ready control panel can be retrofitted with all Truma Combi heaters. Truma has been producing Combi heaters since 2007, they can be recognised by the grey cover. Since 2013, they have had a black cover.

With older heaters, such as Truma C heaters, the digital CP plus iNet ready control panel cannot be retrofitted.

How does the Truma S heater work?

The heater is supplied with gas via a special connection (1). It is ignited by a battery-operated auto ignitor (2) in the burner (3). You can see through the inspection glass (4) if the gas has ignited. External air is sucked into the heater through an inlet (5) and is heated by the naked flame in the burner (3). The hot air flows through the S-shaped heat exchanger (6) and exits the system to the atmosphere together with the combustion air through the exhaust duct (7) and the roof cowl (8). This process is 100% safe thanks to the completely enclosed system and the thermoelectric safety pilot. The heat exchanger (6) heats the direct ambient air in the heater housing. It exits through the holes in the cover into the living area and, if necessary, is distributed in the caravan by the fan (14).

The temperature of the heater is infinitely adjustable with the manual knob on the control panel (9). This activates the safety pilot valve (12) via the control panel rod (11). When the required room temperature is reached, a thermostat sensor (13) regulates the gas supply to the burner and reduces it accordingly. The fan is controlled via a second control knob (10).

The Ultraheat additional electric heater (15) is the perfect supplement for everyone who wants additional electric heat and to get the RV nice and warm quickly independently of the gas supply. It heats very quickly and uses the fan of the S heater to distribute the warm air efficiently throughout the caravan.

1 Connection for gas supply
2 Auto ignitor
3 Burner with ignition electrode
4 Inspection glass for flame control
5 Combustion air inlet
6 Heat exchanger
7 Exhaust duct
8 Roof cowl
9 Fan control knob
10 Heater control knob
11 Control panel rod
12 Safety pilot valve
13 Thermostat sensor
14 Fan
15 Ultraheat

I have a Carver 1800SC heater in my 1998 Bailey Ranger caravan, and the piezo ignition stopped working this morning. Is it possible to get a replacement, or does it mean a new heater?

Regret the igniter on this heater is obsolete and a scrap yard may be your only hope. The replacement heater is the TrumaS3004.

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If you’ve changed your mind about keeping your purchase, please return it in its original condition with proof of purchase and we’ll exchange or refund it. Unless faulty, this should be within 30 days of receiving your order. By original condition, we’d expect this to mean that you’ve kept packaging and labels, and that the item is undamaged and unused.

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