CAMPER USER GUIDE
Get ready for your first motorhome adventure from Vitoria with autocaravanas otsoa 
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Consult our guide to using the campervan for hire in Vitoria. With video tutorials so you can learn how to operate the vehicle and become an expert in the camper world.
Connections and emptying of the camper:
In this video you can see what elements we find on the exterior of the vehicle:
- How to empty grey water.
- Toilet compartment (poty)
- How to plug into 220v.
- etc.
THE VIDEO WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON; WE’RE WORKING ON IT.
How the control panel works:
In this video, we explain how the control panel works, which allows you to manage the water and electricity supplies and check the charge level of the vehicle/cabin:
How does the water work in the camper?
The campervan has a 100-litre tank of clean waters. This water is used for showering, washing up, etc. Although the water is safe to drink, we do not recommend using it for human consumption. Please remember to always carry bottled water.
The grey water This is the waste water that comes from using the kitchen sink, the shower and the washbasin. Bear in mind that anything you pour down the sink will collect in a tank, so avoid pouring down liquids that might cause unpleasant odours. In the video on the vehicle’s exterior features, you can see how to empty this tank.
The sewage It’s what we empty from the toilet cistern, loo, or whatever you want to call it💩💩💩. Here’s a video showing how to empty the cistern:
⚠️ Please note, it is VERY important that the emptying of the grey and black water The water from the motorhome must be emptied into specific drains for this purpose. This type of water is polluted, so emptying the tank in a place not designed for this purpose can be harmful to the environment. Respect 
and leave no trace.
How do I turn on the heating and hot water?
In this video, we explain how to use the control panel to turn on the heating and hot water.
⚠️Remember: it takes about 20 minutes for the water to heat up, so you need to turn it on in good time.
How does the electricity work in a motorhome?
Our motorhomes feature a premium electrical system, fitted with a 100 Ah lithium auxiliary battery, so you can enjoy plenty of freedom without having to rely on a campsite.
Travel with complete peace of mind: even if this battery runs out, you’ll always be able to start the car, as the motor’s battery is separate.
The auxiliary battery can be recharged in three ways:
☀️ With the solar panel.
🚐 Whilst driving (approx. 40 A/h).
🔌 Connecting the motorhome to the mains supply (230 V).
Inverter:
When you’re not connected to a 220V supply, you’ll be able to use all the camper’s USB sockets without any problems. The only socket that will work is the one connected to the inverter, which you’ll find under the rear bench seat. To switch it on, press the button shown in the image below so that it turns green:
⚠️ Remember to switch off the power button when you’re not using the socket, as the inverter uses up battery power simply by being switched on, even if you haven’t plugged anything in.
Ready to roll! 🚐
This guide is designed to give you a basic idea of how the motorhome works; don’t worry if anything isn’t clear. Make a note of any questions you have and we’ll explain everything to you on the day of handover. What’s more, if you have any questions whilst you’re travelling, simply get in touch with us.