Dethleffs A 7872-2 (XL Family) model year 2025

The vehicle was registered for the first time in 01/25 and currently has a mileage of 7,500 km. It is in first hand (private) and has only been used by us as a family (non-smoker).

- Fiat Ducato 180 MultiJet 3 Power with 180 hp (2.2 liters)

- Gross vehicle weight 5.5 tons (heavy chassis)

- 3 axles

- Heat exchanger (heats while driving)

- Heatable tanks

- Swivel pilot seats

- Alko chassis (low frame)

- Automatic (8 speed torque converter automatic)

- Alloy wheels with all-season tires (with snowflake symbol)

- Zenec 3776 navigation system with hands-free function

- Satellite system (automatic)

- 32" Smart TV in the living area with smart 2.1 soundbox

- 24" Smart TV in the sleeping area

- 1,000 watt solar panels on the roof

- Hydr. lifting support system (Alko)

- Roof air conditioning

- Bird View all-round camera

- Large refrigerator (137 liters) with freezer compartment

- Automatic gas bottle switchover incl. Chrash sensor

- Oven

- Cassette toilet with SOG system and second toilet cassette

- Alde heating with cab carpet (heated)

- Electric awning (6 meters)

- Floyd living area

- External gas socket

- 95 Ah 12 volt battery (body)

- Dishwasher integrated in kitchen unit

- Washing machine in the rear garage

- Mega Powerstation from Ecoflow (Delta Pro 3) with 4 KWh (3600-7200W AC output power) with integrated inverter worth € 2,599. Storage connected to second shore power socket in the rear garage (always 230 volts, even while driving).

- Additional 2.5 kWh storage unit (Powerqueen 100 Ah / 24 Volt) with charger from Victron

- Ecoflow battery charger (charging booster) via the alternator

- Roof fan / ventilator in the kitchen

- Carpet in the entire vehicle

- and much more.

Ps. We also include an Ecoflow Powerstream (800 watts). So the motorhome serves as a balcony power station during the time it is unused at home. All the solar energy "coming in" via the PV modules is fed directly into the house grid via the shore power socket (max. 800 watts per hour). Thanks to the 4 KWh storage unit in the power station, you can even feed exactly this capacity into the power grid every day, even after sunset :-) On good summer days, we have fed in around 8-12 KWh at best...

The vehicle will soon be getting a new 12-volt panel under warranty and a new black wrap on the lower part of the rear apron (because of bubbles).