Designed and made in Yorkshire
One screen. Every system.
Power, water, heating, lights and more... on one touchscreen. The panel switches and monitors the entire system. Labelled in plain English, with no manual to wade through.
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Often no rewiring
Replacing an existing panel? Usually the wiring already in your van is all you need - and we do versions that plug straight into Sargent and CBE looms.
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It keeps getting better
Updates arrive over the air, so panels already in vans keep gaining features. The one you buy today isn’t the one you’ll end up with.
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Made by people who use it
We’re a small team in Yorkshire, and we all build and use our vans regularly. Everything goes in our own conversions first - the quickest way to find out whether an idea was any good.
Start here
What do you want to control?
Everything runs from one screen. Pick what matters in your van and we'll show you the part that does it.
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The panel The screen every add-on connects to SavvyVan3 is the touchscreen and the control board that goes with it. On its own it switches eight circuits, such as your lights, pump and fridge, and shows battery voltage and temperature. It also has a whole range of integrations already built in. SavvyVan3 · every other part needs it -
Power Know exactly what your battery is doing See your state of charge - lithium, AGM or lead acid - what is drawing power right now, and a graph of how it has gone. Eight battery brands talk to the panel directly, so you may not need a shunt at all. SavvyShunt · or none, if your battery connects directly -
Water See your tank levels at a glance Fresh, grey and black water - up to three tanks - and an underslung LPG tank, all on the one screen. It has 2 additional switches built in and It can also switch the gas solenoid on your tank, so you can turn the gas on and off without going outside. SavvyTanks -
Heating Run your heater from the panel Set the temperature, plan the week with a schedule, and read any fault in plain words rather than flash codes. It works with Propex and Autoterm heaters - the module you need depends on which one is in your van. SavvyPropex · or the Autoterm add-on -
Lighting Dim your lights and set the mood The panel already turns lights on and off through its eight circuits. SavvyLights adds dimming - eight channels, ten brightness steps each - and scenes such as ‘Bed time’ that set every light with one tap. On and off included · SavvyLights to dim -
Levelling Know how the van is sitting SavvyStance shows how level you are, front to back and side to side, and tells you which wheel to raise and by how much. The panel shows the temperature on its own, and a second probe gets you inside and outside at once. SavvyStance · temperature built in
Not sure which of those you need? Answer a few questions about your van and we will work it out with you - including the parts you do not need to buy.
SavvyVan app
Check the van from anywhere
Battery, water, gas, heating, lights and switches - the same screens as the panel, from anywhere with a signal. Update the panel to the latest software, pair it once by scanning a code on the screen, and the two stay in step from then on.
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How long you have left, in hours - not volts.
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Fresh, grey and gas, with a warning before it matters.
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Your switches, under the names you gave them.
Seeing everything is free. Control - the switches, the lights, the heating and anything else - is SavvyVan Pro: £9.99 a year, or £29.99 once, both including VAT. The panel itself works in full either way. On Android and iPhone, from Google Play and the App Store. Your panel needs an internet connection, and pairing needs physical access to it, so nobody can link to your van remotely. More about the app.
Make it yours
Your van. Your colours.
Change the theme from the panel itself - no app, no laptop, no sending it back to us. Pick one and watch it change.
Converters can go further: your own logo and branding on the screen, shipped ready to fit. See the trade options.







Try it
Have a go on a real one.
This is a working SavvyVan3, running in your browser. Tap the tiles to switch circuits, open the battery, set the heater. Everything answers everything else - switch the hob on and watch the amps climb and the time remaining fall.







Turn your phone sideways
The panel is a wide screen, so it needs a wide window. Turn your phone on its side and you can use this one.
A demonstration rather than the panel itself - the real SavvyVan3 may look and behave differently. Everything here runs in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere, and the van and its details are invented.
The honest answer
Is this hard to install?
Mostly, no - and if you would rather not, someone will come and do it for you. Three routes, pick whichever suits.
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An afternoon
Fit it yourself
Screen and control board mount separately, up to 2m apart, so you can put the display where it looks right. Step-by-step guides for every product.
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Often no rewiring
Swapping an existing panel?
In many cases the wiring already in your van is all you need. Eight switches rated 10A at 30V DC, and it works on 12V or 24V systems.
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At your door
Have it fitted
A nationwide network of trusted installers - several are mobile and come to you, so the van does not disappear for a week.
Find an installer →
What owners say
Mostly, it goes in easier than people expect
4.81 out of 5 from 32 reviews - and we publish every one of them, including the ones we’d rather not.
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Excellent system, easier than I thought it would be to install and works an absolute treat. Definitely recommend.
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Love the SavvyVan - gives a professional finish. Hi-tech switching, wouldn't be without it.
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Great communication and extremely helpful.
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ECE R10.9 EMC Tested
Tested for electromagnetic compatibility to the UN vehicle standard - so it plays nicely with everything else in your van.
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Made in Britain
Designed and built in Yorkshire, using UK components wherever we can.
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NCC Approved Supplier
Recognised by the National Caravan Council, the trade body for the UK leisure vehicle industry.
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Motorhome Matt Approved
Independently reviewed and approved by one of the best-known voices in UK van life.
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FSB member
Members of the Federation of Small Businesses - because that is exactly what we are.
Trusted by the trade
We work with hundreds of converters across the UK and Ireland
Professional converters put SavvyVan in the vans they build and sell - a harder test than any review. Here are some of them, alongside the installers, resellers and suppliers we work with.
Converters
- GeeDubVeeDub Leeds
- Taylored Campervans Barnstaple
- Speeds Campers Buckinghamshire
- Bespoke Northern Ireland
- Rayne Automotive Essex
- Dormobile Hampshire
- West Wilts Campers Wiltshire
- Cooper Campers Stalybridge
- Vanworx Portland, Dorset
- Danbury Bridgwater
- Bodans Shrewsbury
- The Tartan Camper Co Kilmarnock
- Retrofitted Suffolk
- MC Campers North Wales
- 8 Ball Camper Conversions Hull
- Camper Vamper Limerick, Ireland
- Dirty Weekender Worcester
- Out and About Campers Henfield
- Rock 'n' Roll Campers Consett
- Somerset Campervans Taunton
- Sterling Automotive Blackburn
Installers
- Sunny Side Up Solar Nationwide
- Motorhome Supplies Wakefield
- Odyssey12 Bradford
- ASTT Engineering Barnoldswick
- Demon Campers Glasgow
- Meryan Vans West London
- Campervans-en-le-Frith High Peak
- Tourmotion Torquay
Resellers
- Clearcut Conversions Barnstaple
- CMPNY ONE Poland
- Coleco Trading NI Newry
- Grease Monkey Bangor, Northern Ireland
- Kartt Kempston
- Magnum Motorhomes Grimsby
- Skyenergi Dewsbury
- WM Poptops Staffordshire
Suppliers & integrations
Keep me updated
New modules, firmware worth knowing about, and the odd show we are at. Nothing often, and one click stops it.