This is a vehicle with rear axles; it allows more weight to be carried safely.

An intelligent Satellite navigation system.

When seat-belts are described within our literature we refer to fully approved 3-point forward facing seat-belts or rear facing lap - belts.

The rear overhang is the distance from the centre of the rear wheel to the rear of the vehicle.

The weight of the vehicle 'running order'. This figure includes engine coolant, oils, spare wheel, tool kit, 90% fuel, fresh water, gas bottle and a 75kg allowance for a driver.

A Maxi Chassis is a heavy duty chassis. It will have a higher than normal Gross Vehicle Weight and be fitted with higher rated tyres and/or springs.

The design allows water tanks, plumbing etc, to be fitted between the floor areas. Double floors also provide through storage areas.

Wind-down legs, which are fitted to the rear of the larger motorhomes providing additional stability when on site.

A coach built vehicle is where the original manufacturer's base vehicle, Ford or Fiat cab is used and a habitation area is added.

The base vehicle is a light commercial vehicle which is purchased by Roller Team; it is the 'foundations' of your new motorhome.

Smoke alarms are supplied and fitted as standard.

ABS breaking is a standard feature on all Roller Team models.

Alarms are supplied and fitted by our dealership or regional specialists.

A 12v exterior light operated from a switch inside the motorhome.

The maximum weight permitted on the front and rear axles.

Cycle racks can be fitted to all our vehicles.

A modern toilet designed for leisure vehicles which incorporates an electric flushing system and removable cassette to dispose of waste.

Is a specific addition to the normal vehicles suspension? This includes updated tyres and springs.

Is a combined unit which provides hot water and is the basis of the blown air central heating.

The converter is the motorhome manufacturer.

This is where more than one power/energy source is provided for an appliance. e.g 230v and gas.

Items and fluids required for the safe operation of the habitation equipment inside the vehicle.

Tank for the storage of fresh water. Remember water weighs approx 1kg per litre or 4.5kg per gallon.

These models incorporate a large integral storage area suitable for large leisure items.

A portable pressurised container for the storage of LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas)

The area where your gas cylinders are stored.

Glass Reinforced Plastic. This material is used to create some of the streamline shapes on our latest vehicles.

Simply the living area of the motorhome.

A hi-line is a vehicle where the internal overcab area is designed to incorporate a double bed.

A mains electric cable which allows you to connect your motorhome to a designated mains electric supply.

A security device which is built into our base vehicles. It is not to be confused with an alarm.

A 12v battery, which provides power to the 12v, lights, pumps etc within the motorhome.

A lo-line version of our motorhomes has cupboards fitted in the area above the cab.

The sleeping area above a cab found in all hi-line versions.

This may also be referred to as the Gross Vehicle Weight. M.A.W is the total maximum permitted weight of your motorhome.

The weight difference between the MAW and the Mass in Running Order. If you choose to add optional equipment to the standard vehicle, the weight of this optional equipment needs to be taken off the published Maximum Payload.

It is important to ensure that when fitting these items you do not overload the rear axle weight limits.

All optional extra equipment is to be fitted in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and approval. It is important not to invalidate any warranty.

Residual Current Devices. This safety device protects you against any potential 230v electric shock.

Regulators are fitted to all gas bottle storage areas. The regulator controls the pressure of the gas from the cylinders to the gas appliances.

Most motorhomes are designed to be tow-bar friendly. For maximum towing limits please refer to your handbook and tow-bar supplier.

The distance between the wheels on the same axle line.

Truma are leading manufacturers of gas heating systems and gas hot water boilers.

Safety message: IT IS NOT ONLY ILLEGAL, BUT ALSO HIGHLY DANGEROUS FOR THE TV/DVD MONITOR TO BE POSITIONED WHERE IT CAN BE VIEWED BY THE DRIVER WHEN THE VEHICLE IS IN MOTION. PLEASE ENSURE YOU OPERATE WITHIN THE LAW AND IMPORTANTLY DO NOT RISK OR HARM THE SAFETY OF YOURSELF, YOUR PASSENGERS AND/OR OTHER ROAD USERS.

See Mass in Running Order

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique worldwide identification/code number, which is allocated to the base vehicle. The actual chassis number is incorporated within.

The distance between the centre of the front wheels and the centre of the rear wheel.

The waste water which comes from the kitchen sink, bathroom basin and shower area.