2019 Mercedes Sprinter 4×4

• 170” wheelbase, high roof, 4×4
• Diesel engine (~18 MPG), 28,000 miles
• Four seasons ready
• 300-amp hours of Battleborn batteries (and BMV-712 Smart Battery Monitor)
• 525-watts of solar (and Victron MPPT 100/50)
• Espar S3 D5E heater with altitude kit
• 7500K MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe
• Two 20-gallon water tanks
• Bathtub with handheld shower head
• Hot water for sink and bath
• 15-gallon gray tank
• C-Head composting toilet
• Dometic CRX 110 mini fridge
• 3-burner propane stove/oven
• 20lb propane tank
• Driver and passenger seats swivel
• Bench can sleep a third person and converts into a table 
• Locking cabinets and drawers
• LED dimmable lights
• Built-in speakers controlled by bluetooth (4x Rockford Fosgate full range coax driven by BOSS R1004)
• Short queen bed (70” x 64”)
• Roof deck
• Solid birch counters, stainless steel sink, vinyl kitchen black splash, durable vinyl plank wood flooring
• Magnetic and reversible window coverings
• Magnetic bug screen for sliding door
• Tow hitch
• Shore power 
• 3-USB C PD outlets, Two 120 Volt plugs, 2-USB A outlets
• Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, 360-degree van cameras 
• 2 years/72,000 miles left on the Mercedes Benz warranty
• User guide written by van builder

Touch Screen Control Panel – All van systems (except for the fan) are controlled by a touch screen installed on the wall at the foot of the bed, so that you can easily access it day and night. The controls are also accessible over the van’s Wi-Fi and let you turn on/off the water pumps, propane, lights, audio system, heat, set the temperature, and open/close the gray tank. The MaxxAir fan is controlled by remote control or using the buttons on the fan itself.

Temperature Control – The temperature can be set to remain within 2 degrees of what you chose, and the heater will automatically turn on and off to maintain that temperature.

Gear Storage – This van was especially built for people with lots of outdoor gear and equipment. The garage area under the bed has two pull-out storage areas to easily access ALL of your gear. One pull-out can hold two adult-sized mountain bikes (with a separate locking mechanism to ensure they are stored securely), and another pull-out can store all of your climbing/skiing/camping/hiking gear in an organized fashion. A convenient final area in the garage is the perfect size for storing skis.