Compatibility: heaters with Camper Jarvis

Updated 16 October 2026Heaty

This page shows at a glance which heaters you can control with Camper Jarvis. Whether it is a diesel heater, a hydronic system or a boiler with a heating element: the list shows what already works today and what we are working on right now. It keeps growing, because we are constantly adding new devices.

As of October 2026

How to read the list

  • Supported: works today, you can use it straight away.
  • Beta: already works, but we are still testing and extending it.
  • In progress: the integration is being developed and cannot be used yet.

Most heaters are controlled by Heaty. Heaty talks to your heater directly through its data interface, just like the original control panel otherwise does. The matching wiring harness is always included. You need one Heaty per heater. What this looks like in everyday use is explained in Smart control for the diesel heater in your camper.

Air heaters and diesel heaters

Manufacturer Model/series Status Via What works
Autoterm 2D and 4D (also the identical Planar 2D) Supported Heaty Target temperature, operating mode, timer, night mode, control via a temperature sensor of your choice
Eberspächer Airtronic S2 and S3 Supported Heaty Target temperature, control via the sensor in the SmartKnob or the heater's own sensor, read and clear the fault memory
Eberspächer other Airtronic and Hydronic heaters In progress Heaty The integration of the remaining models is under way.
Webasto Air Top Evo 40 Supported Heaty Target temperature, run time via timer, boost, control via the sensor in the SmartKnob, an external sensor or in power mode
Webasto other Air Top models, Thermo Pro 90 In progress Heaty We are in contact with Webasto about this.
Wallas Spartan, Viking In progress Heaty Integration via CAN
Scheer Heaters In progress Heaty We are in contact with the manufacturer.

Hydronic and combination heaters

Manufacturer Model/series Status Via What works
Timberline 1.0 and 2.0 Supported Heaty Heater and heating zones are detected automatically. Target temperature and operating mode per zone, fan, heat source diesel, electric or both, frost protection mode, floor heating loop (2.0), clear faults
Truma Combi 4 and 6, Combi D 6 E, VarioHeat (with CP plus control panel) In progress Heaty Here the CP plus is the interface and stays installed.
Truma CombiNeo (with iNet X Interface) In progress Heaty The interface is the iNet X Interface. The Truma control panel stays installed.
Alde Hydronic heaters In progress Heaty Integration planned

With Truma, the device generation decides how it is connected. So always tell us the exact model and which control panel is installed, CP plus or iNet X.

Boilers, heating elements and air diverters

Manufacturer Model/series Status Via What works
All manufacturers Boilers with a 230V heating element or a 12V/24V heating element and no data interface of their own, for example Pundmann Air Therm Boil Supported Switchy or Ampy, plus Fluidy with a temperature sensor on the boiler Camper Jarvis controls the water temperature itself: hot water at the time you want, frost protection, dry-run protection and overtemperature cut-off
Webasto Whale boiler In progress Heaty We are in contact with Webasto about this.
AirPathSolutions AirPathSwitch air diverter Supported Switchy or Ampy Send warm air to outlet A or B with one tap
AirPathSolutions Flex air diverter In progress to be confirmed The integration is being developed

How boiler control works in detail is explained in Smart boiler control: the boiler widget.

Important: never switch a diesel heater on and off through its power supply. After switching off, it needs an afterrun so the burner can cool down. That afterrun is missing if the power is simply cut. This is why a heater in Camper Jarvis always runs through Heaty.

No guarantee is given for this information. The range of functions may differ depending on device generation, year of manufacture and control panel.

Your device is missing?

Then write to us using the contact form. Tell us the manufacturer, the exact model name from the rating plate and which control panel is installed. We will check whether and how your heater can be integrated. Many of the integrations on this list came about in exactly this way, through requests from the community.

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Related questions

Which heaters can I control with Heaty?

Heaty controls your existing parking heater directly, currently the Autoterm 2D and 4D, Timberline 1.0 and 2.0, the Webasto Air Top Evo 40 and the Eberspächer Airtronic S2 and S3. Heaty connects directly to the heater with the matching wiring harness, which is included. We are working on more Eberspächer and Webasto models as well as Truma, Alde, Wallas and Scheer. The current status is in the [heater compatibility list](/blogs/wissen/kompatibilitaet-heizung). Instead of fiddling with your heater's small original control panel, you simply set temperature, timer and operating mode on the SmartKnob or in the dashboard. One control for everything in the van, without a brand-specific display or app.

Do I need a SmartKnob for Heaty to work?

Yes. Heaty is a module and connects to the SmartKnob, which is the hub of the system. Without a SmartKnob there is no user interface and there are no automations. If you already have one in your vehicle, you simply pair Heaty with it.

Is one Heaty enough for my whole camper?

One Heaty controls exactly one heater. If you have two separate parking heaters in your vehicle, each gets its own Heaty. In return, each one stays individually and cleanly controllable via the SmartKnob and fits perfectly into scenes and automations.

What is included with Heaty?

Everything you need to connect it: the Heaty module, the wiring harness for exactly the heater you select when ordering, and four mounting screws. Because the cable already fits your heater, installation is genuinely plug-and-play: no tinkering, no hunting for adapters.

Does Heaty need a separate power supply?

Usually not. The supplied wiring harness is designed so that Heaty gets its power directly from the heater. That saves you extra cables and valuable build time. The exception is the Timberline: there, Heaty needs its own additional 12V supply. Just plug it in: as soon as Heaty is supplied with power, it actively starts looking for a SmartKnob in pairing mode.

Does Heaty work on 12V and 24V?

Yes. Heaty works in the range from 9 to 36V, so it fits both 12V and 24V systems. It takes its power directly from the heater via the supplied wiring harness anyway.

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