With over two decades of experience in outdoor innovation, we know that a good night’s sleep can make or break any adventure. That’s why the AHA Transformer was designed around a full-size, island-style bed — now available in your choice of Queen or King configuration.

With the Queen option, the layout allows full access to the interior toilet without moving the fridge. With the King option, you gain extra sleeping width for those who value maximum comfort over bathroom access.

Whether you prefer more bed space or full interior convenience, the Transformer adapts to your needs. Both layouts feature our premium 100mm-thick egg-crate mattress, ensuring restful comfort for every traveller — solo, couple, or small family alike.

Our Porta Potti, conveniently located inside the AHA Transformer, makes that middle-of-the-night emergency stroll a breeze. This easy-to-use, 10-litre Porta Potti operates manually, flushing water from the top tank into the holding tank below. Aromatic chemicals ensure effective breakdown of waste and liquids.

Portable toilets are simple to use. They flush water from the top tank into the holding tank using aromatic chemicals. The waste and liquids are then broken down effectively. The simplicity lies in their full self-contained nature, but you must remember to drain the holding tank, which only holds 10 litres.

No more dashing off to the campsite ablution facilities in the dark, only to find your flashlight missing or worrying about a leopard in the tree or a lion in the long grass. With our Porta Potti, you have everything you need at your fingertips.

A warm shower, whether in winter or summer, is a luxury we’ve all grown accustomed to at home. We wouldn’t want to compromise on this comfort when camping. While an outdoor shower is wonderful in summer, it comes with its own set of complications, such as storing towels and clothes, getting dressed in the wet shower cubicle, and stepping into dust or mud.

To address these challenges, we’ve created a spacious indoor shower with room for two, if desired. This luxury shower features a zip-down access point for towels and clothes, allowing you to step onto a dry carpet to get dressed. A strategically placed mirror on the wall ensures you’re clean-shaven, and your wife can even apply her lipstick with precision.

The carefully designed AHA kitchen is compact yet functional. Our layout features a shelf system with a cutlery organiser on the right-hand side of the kitchen compartment.

The top shelf section includes a drop-down table with dual functionality. Firstly, it securely holds crockery and spices stored in the shelf compartment. Secondly, when dropped down, it provides easy access to selected items while cooking.

A second drop-down table is used to place your gas stove, air fryer, or induction plate for cooking.

We opted for adjustable dividers instead of pre-cut sponge inserts in the kitchen section. This decision was made to accommodate campers who use their own crockery and cutlery, ensuring a better fit and functionality.

Our uniquely functional outdoor kitchen is easily accessible, and the pull-out fridge makes every stop convenient, quick, and hassle-free.

Once your table is set up, you have extra working space to prepare your meal. After a sizzling braai, you can easily set the same table for two under the stars, listening to the sounds of the night and enjoying your meal.

Who doesn’t love a quick stop alongside the road for padkos? This is even more convenient with the outdoor kitchen, where all your equipment is at your fingertips.

Almost every product in the industry has made provision for campers to have 220 V power when at a campsite. However, as more campers desired to explore completely off-the-grid destinations, 12 V battery power was added.

The difference lies in the power systems: the 220 V mains system powers all household appliances like fridges and hairdryers, as well as high-wattage appliances such as air fryers and kettles.

On the other hand, the 12 V system powers all low-wattage items, including water pumps, strip lights, and fridges. A battery is used to power the 12 V system, and a solar panel can be incorporated to keep the battery charged as it is used, making for easy and convenient camping.

Gas is also incorporated for cooking and as a heating source for warm water in the shower using a 5.5-litre gas geyser. The heat can be regulated on the geyser itself. In the kitchen, campers can either use a 2-plate gas stove or one of the oldest methods, a 3 kg gas bottle with a cooker top.

In front of the axle, we installed a 120-litre water tank within the double-storey space of the AHA Transformer. The water is accessed from the inside basin and the shower.

To make the water hot, we incorporated a gas geyser. There’s also a cold water tap in the outside kitchen for easy use. These taps are supplied by a 12 V pump.

A multi-function gravity-feed tap is used to fill the water tank and ensures that you still have water access if the 12 V pump fails.

To the right-hand side, we installed a water gauge to show the water level.

The 12 V system powers all low-wattage items, including water pumps, strip lights, and even fridges. A battery is used for this system, and you can choose between normal Deep-cycle batteries or Lithium batteries.

The AHA Transformer includes all the necessary Victron products to create a complete 12 V battery system. With the battery power, you can also incorporate a solar panel to keep the battery charged as it is used.

With the complete 12 V battery system, you have the option to add a 600 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter. This inverter allows you to switch your 12 V battery power to 220 V power. It’s a convenient size that can charge your cellular phone, camera, or laptop.

The inverter is conveniently installed inside the camper for easy use.

A 160-watt solar panel is installed on the roof of the AHA. This ensures that your camper’s battery is always fully charged when you’re off-grid camping. So, you don’t have to worry about the power used by the lights or fridge during your stay.

We offer two fridge sizes: a 50-litre or a 90-litre National Luna, which can be installed in the AHA Transformer. These South African-produced fridge/freezers come with excellent aftermarket service.

You can also incorporate your existing fridge/freezer into the camper, provided it fits within the designated space.

A 7,000 BTU air conditioner is a wonderful addition to the camper, especially if you travel during the summer months. Nobody likes to sleep in extreme heatwaves.