Which TV fits well in your camper or caravan?
Choose a 12V connector for power
A caravan often has a socket, but a camper usually doesn't. In this case, it's important to choose a television with a 12V connector. Use the 12V output of the camper to provide the TV with power. The required 12V cable isn't always included when you order the TV, so you might have to purchase a separate one.
Watch movies with a built-in media or DVD player
Do you want to enjoy your own movies or series when you're on vacation? Choose a built-in media or DVD player. This way, you can watch images from a DVD, USB flash drive, or external hard drive. You'll no longer have to bring a separate DVD player. This'll save space in the trunk, so you can easily bring another beach ball or a barbecue.
Watch TV with a smart card
If you want to watch movies as well as TV programs, a TV with CI input is the right option. Insert a CI module with your provider's smart card in this input so you can watch digital TV. You don't have to install a satellite or separate decoder. This way, you won't only save space and power, but you'll also just need 1 remote. The CI module is almost never included when you order the TV, so you probably have to purchase it separately.
The largest and sharpest image isn't necessary
You're usually pretty close to the television in a camper or a caravan. In this case, a screen size of maximum 43 inches is enough. This means that you don't necessarily need to buy a 4K UHD TV. You can only see the difference in sharpness between 4K and Full HD on a larger TV. Do you have a television of 32 inches or smaller? You can simply choose an HD Ready TV.
