In addition to the standard features of a 2019 Summit 600 Plus, the following extras were originally ordered:
- DAB antenna
- Mud flaps (the rear ones have been removed)
- 3rd battery (already replaced with a LiFePo battery)
- Cab carpet
- Closing assist (Softlock) for side sliding door
- Bathroom package (toilet paper holder, coat hooks, illuminated mirror)
- Duo Control CS
- Table with extendable section
- CP-Plus control panel
- TV/SAT preparation
- Solar system preparation



Additional Accessories and Modifications
- Backup camera (Dometic) in the backup light
- Sony radio with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay (the radio’s USB port is installed in the former cigarette lighter socket)
- Thule Omnistore 6200 awning, black
- 200-watt solar system (roof)
- 2 MPPT solar controllers (Western CO. WRM15 DUALB-E)
- Ultimatron LiFePo 150Ah battery
- Rear pull-out with 6 Euroboxes (mounted on Airline rails)
- Clesana C1 welded toilet

- 3 additional 12V outlets in the bed area

- 2 additional lights in the sleeping area

Special Features:
The camper van has two solar charge controllers: one for the roof-mounted solar array and one for a solar bag with an XT60 connector (socket located in the passenger seat console).
The solar controller for the roof-mounted system is connected to the auxiliary battery and the starter battery, keeping both at a healthy charge level.
With the option of a portable solar panel in addition to the permanently installed 200-watt system, you’ll be largely self-sufficient in the spring, summer, and fall.

A pull-out system is installed in the rear garage to provide easier access to equipment stored further back.

About 2 years ago, the AGM batteries were replaced with a 150Ah lithium battery, and a Clesana C1 welded-together toilet was installed.

This information is provided to the best of my knowledge and belief.