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Compact camper van kitchen gets two-burner upgrade and water pump

16.02.2026 12:54 1 min 1 source
CamperStyle.de DEU
Compact camper van kitchen gets two-burner upgrade and water pump
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The updated modular kitchen CompactCook+ 2.0 for car campers was presented at the REISEN & CARAVANING show in Hamburg. The 92 cm high unit features a two-burner gas cooker, a foldable sink with an electric pump, and weighs 21.5 kg. When closed, the 60x40x50 cm box fits into most car trunks.

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16.02.2026 CamperStyle.de DEU

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