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VENTILATION
All caravans manufactured by the
Explorer Group Limited are ventilated at
both high and low level in accordance
with BSEN 721 Safety Ventilation. The
fixed ventilation points fitted in your
caravan must not be blocked under any
circumstances as your safety may
depend upon them.
It is advisable that the fixed ventilation
points are checked and cleaned (where
necessary) on a regular basis.
HIGH-LEVEL VENTILATION
This is always provided by fixed
ventilation within the fitted roof skylight.
All roof skylights fitted by Explorer Group
provide fixed free area ventilation. These
roof skylights should be cleaned annually
by use of a small brush to remove any
dust that may have accumulated around
the mesh fitted. On some roof skylights
the mesh can be easily removed to aid
cleaning. On fan-assisted roof skylights it
is essential that the roof skylight be
switched off prior to cleaning.
LOW-LEVEL VENTILATION
Low level ventilation is provided under the
front chest of drawers, except in an L-
shape layout, where it can be found either
in the nearside or offside bed box. The
exact position can be identified via the
white plastic cover used to prevent the
ventilation from being obstructed. In order
to clean the ventilator, remove the cover
by undoing the two screws and clean
using a small brush. It is essential that the
cover is replaced once cleaning is
complete.
VENTILATION IN SEPARATE
BEDROOMS
In caravans with sleeping areas separated
via a solid door, separate ventilation is
required and is provided via a roof
skylight at high level and a ventilator at
low level within a bed box.
GAS DISPERSAL HOLES
All appliances and gas unions have a gas
dispersal hole nearby. It is essential that
these are not blocked or made ineffective.
Petrol/Diesel Fumes
The fitting of a tail pipe to your
exhaust will reduce the possibility of
fumes entering your caravan through
the front fixed ventilation points.
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Safety