G'day Glenn,

Great question.  The powered component of this unit if to operate the pump for circulating water only.  The heating can only be provided by the gas flame, much like instant hot water systems in a residential home.  Without gas, you could be brave a take a Wim Hoff cold shower!

G'day,

The sizes when all packed in the bag are similar, the Smartek will be a tad larger but narrower, whereas the Aquaheat is a tad smaller but wider.
Hope that helps!

G'day Leah,

No you can't.  The AquaHeat and Rover are completely different products and require different power inputs.
Whilst you may be plugging them both into 240V power, the black transformer box produces different Amps and Voltages specific to the accessory you are charging.
You will need to purchase the correct charger for the AquaHeat.

G'day Chris,

No, the AquaHeat Lithium Gas Shower can only be used with the supplied water pump.

G'day John,

I've tried this out for you in-store, and unfortunately no, the Watercell mouth is just a tab too narrow!
No way around it I'm afraid.

G'day Neptune,

Yes, you could use pre-warmed water from a solar shower to help reduce gas usage in the unit.

G'day Ronny,

Yes, you can. We run these without gas as demo models in-store.
Hope that helps!

G'day Hamish,

No, the AquaHeat Shower Head hose isn't interchangeable with the Smartek style hoses sorry.

G'day David,

It's not really possible to say, unfortunately, as the fuel consumption rate on the AquaHeat is given in Mj/h and not grams of gas.
I've done some googling on conversation rates, etc and I've come up with just over 1 hour (1hr15mins) of continuous run time per propane canister, which will give you 25 x 3 min showers.
I'm not an expert on gas conversions, so don't hang your hat on it, but I think it gives you a rough ballpark as requested.

G'day Darren,

The Pump Housing has a diameter of about 6cm, unfortunately it is a little too large to fit in Jerry Cans. The best bet will be to draw from a bucket or open-topped container.

G'day Dean,

The Aquaheat Lithium isn't able to pull water from a creek, they have a fairly small pump, with a 1.5m hose between the pump and unit. Depending on the usage you should expect about 2 hours of run time from the battery when fully charged. I'm assuming you're asking about the Smartek units? If so, then these are a slightly different style, and designed just for clean water sources in containers - e.g. buckets. The Smarttek units can draw water from creeks, and can be used with the inline filter to stop gunk getting into the unit.

G'day Trent,

The AquaHeat Lithium isn't designed to be run from a pump other than the supplied pump which operates at 2L/min. 

G'day Tyson,

Yes, you can hang the shower rose inside your shower tent. Most shower tents will have a hook or similar stitched into the roof that will hook around the shower rose handle.

G'day Drew,

The pump is a separate unit that attaches to the main unit. It should be available as a spare part, but it's something we'd need to special order. The pump has a power connection to the unit and uses the internal Lithium battery to power it.

G'day Michelle,

Unfortunately you're not able to connect this unit to mains water, it has been designed to be used only with the pump.

G'day Dean,

We're not yet stocking the AC Adaptor for this unit, however, Companion has advised they can be special ordered. If you're after one please send through and email to our special orders team, service@snowys.com.au - Attention: special orders and they can get back to you with a price and availability.

G'day Michelle,

Yes you can connect the AquaHeat show to a 9kg POL gas bottle if you'd prefer to use a larger cylinder. You'll just need to purchase the POL to BOM High Pressure Gas Hose for this combination to work.