Every off-grid traveler knows the moment: you roll into camp dusty and tired, reach for the shower, and glance at the freshwater gauge first. Water is what sends most rigs home early. It's also heavy, at eight pounds a gallon, so you can't just carry more.
The LV Line plans water as one complete system.
- Large fresh and waste capacity, sized so two people can travel well over a week between water stops.
- A full-size wet room with a rainfall shower and thermostatic control.
- Recirculating shower on PRO models. The Orbital system cleans, sterilizes and reheats the water as you shower, so a long shower uses a fraction of the water. When you just want a quick rinse, it runs in a simple low-flow mode.
- Water from air on PRO models. An onboard atmospheric water generator draws drinking water from humid air, powered by the sun. Output depends on the weather; on a humid summer day it's a real top-up.
- Filtered drinking water at the kitchen tap, separate from the rest of the system.
- Hot water in seconds, from a compact boiler right behind the shower wall. It runs on electricity when there's sun to spare and switches to propane when there isn't.
You stop rationing and plan trips around where you want to be.
Final specifications are shared with reservation holders.
