General information

FOR LEISURE VEHICLES MADE BY WEINSBERG, AS PART OF THE GUARANTEE CONDITIONS WHICH APPLY UPON HANDOVER OF THE VEHICLE AND IN ADDITION TO YOUR STATUTORY WARRANTY, WE PROVIDE A 10‐YEAR NO‐LEAK GUARANTEE ON THE VEHICLE BODY MANUFACTURED BY US.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL WEINSBERG LEISURE VEHICLES:

ABOUT THIS PRICE LIST:
The contents correspond to the status of printing in 01/2023. The price list is valid as from 01/2023 for the 2023 model year. Previous price lists, brochure information and technical data are no longer valid in regards to the vehicles offered. Errors and misprints excepted.

ABOUT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND ILLUSTRATIONS:
We advise you to have any additions, alterations or installations carried out exclusively by authorised WEINSBERG dealers and to insist on original WEINSBERG parts in order to ensure your safety and to ensure that the type approval of your vehicle is not put in jeopardy.

Any retrofitting of alterations or installations, in so far as they are technically feasible, shall incur a cost. Certain combinations of custom requests may be impossible in certain cases. We reserve the right to make changes to construction, colour and fittings in so far as these provide a technical advance, are reasonable and/or serve the purpose of safety.

Information on the product delivered, dimensions, mass and appearance, correspond to our understanding at the time of printing (01/2023). We reserve the right to make changes to fittings, technical data, series equipment and prices. Please make every effort to be fully informed about these matters by your authorised WEINSBERG dealer before making your purchase.

After a contract has been concluded, we reserve the right to make technical changes within the framework of the construction insofar as they serve technical progress and are acceptable for the customer.

Minor colour and texture deviations are also reserved – even after conclusion of the contract – insofar as these cannot be avoided due to the material structure (e. g. colour deviations of up to approx. 2.0 dE between paint on sheet metal and paint on GRP/plastic) and are reasonable for the customer.

Some of the illustrations show equipment features that are not included in the standard equipment and that can be ordered for an additional charge (optional equipment) as well as some equipment features of prototypes/studies that do not correspond to the standard equipment and therefore cannot be ordered as optional equipment. Slight colour deviations of the illustrations in the brochure from the actual vehicle cannot be completely excluded for printing reasons.

Therefore, before purchasing a vehicle, please seek comprehensive advice on the current status of the series from an authorised WEINSBERG dealer. The decoration shown in the catalogue is not part of the equipment supplied.

Every vehicle is only road‐legal up to a specified maximum weight. This maximum weight must not be exceeded when driving. For this reason, the technical and legal requirements regarding the weight of your vehicle must be given special consideration when selecting additional equipment („packages‟, „equipment features‟ and „options‟) from our factory range when configuring your vehicle.

The legal requirements with regard to the weight of your vehicle are set out in Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/535 of 31 March 2021 (before 06/2022: Commission Regulation (EU) No. 1230/2012 of 12 December 2012). In order to inform you as transparently and comprehensively as possible about the weight‐related information listed in our sales documents, the following explanations and notes from Knaus Tabbert AG are based on the requirements set out in this Regulation. Please read the following explanations and notes on the weight‐related information listed in our sales documents carefully before confi guring and ordering your vehicle. Our authorised dealers will also be happy to assist you with the selection and confi guration of your vehicle.

The „maximum gross vehicle mass‟ is entered in Part I of the registration certifi cate and refers to the maximum permissible laden mass of your vehicle, as specifi ed by the manufacturer (e. g. 3,500 kg). This must not be exceeded while driving. Exceeding the maximum gross vehicle mass is punishable by fi nes in many European countries. In Germany, exceeding the maximum gross vehicle mass while driving may constitute an administrative offence and be punishable by a fi ne. We therefore recommend that you weigh your vehicle before each journey and check that your vehicle does not exceed the maximum gross vehicle mass. Compliance with the maximum gross vehicle mass is your responsibility. The maximum gross vehicle mass is shown for each layout in our price lists.

Example:

The „mass in running order‟ means the mass of the vehicle including the body structure and standard factory equipment („basic equipment‟ or “standard equipment‟) including the fuel tank fi lled to 90% of its capacity as well as operating materials such as lubricants, oils and coolants, tools and tyre puncture assistance plus the mass of the driver, which is calculated as a fi xed weight of 75 kg by law.

The mass in running order is shown for each layout in our price lists.

Example:

The following are included in the mass in running order:

• The unladen weight of the vehicle including bodywork, operating fluids such as greases, oils and coolants, tools and tyre puncture repair kit
• The standard factory equipment; i. e. the basic confi guration of a vehicle equipped with all the features required by law, including any fi tted equipment that does not require further specifi cations at the configuration or equipment level
• The fresh water tank filled to 100% in driving mode (the capacity of the fresh water tank is limited to 10, 20 or 40 litres depending on the vehicle model in driving mode) and an aluminium gas bottle fi lled to 100% with a weight of 16 kg
• The fuel tank when 90% full, including the fuel
• The driver, whose weight is calculated as a fixed value of 75 kg.

Please note that the fi gures on the mass in running order contained in the sales documents issued by Knaus Tabbert AG are calculated nominal values which are subject to production‐related tolerances of up to ± 5%. These legally permissible tolerances may have a direct effect on the actual mass of your vehicle and thus also on the payload or remaining pay‐mass. Therefore, you will need to take these tolerances into account when confi guring your vehicle.

The „actual vehicle mass‟ means the mass of the vehicle in running order, plus the mass of any factory‐fitted optional equipment on a particular vehicle.

The „driver mass‟ is calculated as a fixed weight of 75 kg, regardless of the driver’s actual weight. Since the mass of the driver is already included in the mass in running order, it is not included in the authorised passenger mass.

The „passenger mass‟ is based on the maximum permissible number of vehicle occupants while driving, as specifi ed by the manufacturer and determined during the type‐approval procedure, minus the driver mass, which is calculated as a fi xed weight of 75 kg.

For each layout, the permissible number of occupants while driving is shown in our price lists. The permissible number of occupants while driving may be reduced due to the installation of additional equipment.

Example:

The passenger mass is also calculated as a fi xed weight of 75 kg per passenger, regardless of their actual weight. Thus, for a vehicle with a maximum permissible number of occupants while driving of 4, the passenger mass is 225 kg (3*75 kg).

The „standard specifi cation‟ („basic equipment‟ or „standard equipment‟) means the basic confi guration of a vehicle that is equipped with all the features required by law, including any fi tted equipment that does not require further specifi cations at the level of confi guration or equipment. Details of the standard specifi cation („basic equipment‟ or „standard equipment‟) for each layout can be found in our price lists.

“Additional equipment‟ („packages‟, „features‟ and „options‟) means any equipment not included in the standard specifi cation that is factory fi tted to the vehicle by the manufacturer and can be ordered by the customer. Additional equipment in this sense does not include other accessories which are installed in the vehicle by you or your dealer after delivery of the vehicle by the manufacturer.

Details of the (equipment) packages, features and options that can be ordered at the factory for each layout can be found in our price lists. Please note that the installation of additional equipment always results in a reduced pay‐mass (see section 6). The maximum mass of additional equipment that can be selected for each layout can be found in the information on the respective vehicle layouts (see section 7).

Example:

The „pay‐mass‟ is calculated by subtracting the mass in running order, the passenger mass and the maximum mass of the optional equipment specified by the manufacturer from the maximum gross vehicle mass.

European legislation prescribes a fixed „minimum pay‐mass‟ for motorhomes, which must be observed with regard to luggage and other accessories not installed by the manufacturer. This must be observed when configuring your vehicle and is calculated using the following formula:

Minimum pay‐mass in kg ≥ 10 * (n + L)
Where „n‟ is the maximum number of passengers plus the driver and „L” is the overall length of the vehicle in metres.

To ensure compliance with the legally prescribed minimum pay‐mass, the „maximum mass of the additional equipment‟ is specified by the manufacturer for each layout. Therefore, this is the maximum permissible mass of any factory‐fitted optional extras („packages‟, „features‟ and “options‟) in order to ensure compliance with the minimum pay‐mass required by law.

Knaus Tabbert AG calculates the maximum mass of the additional equipment by subtracting the mass in running order, the passenger mass and the minimum pay‐mass from the maximum gross vehicle mass.

Example:

3,500 kg Maximum gross vehicle mass
– 2,968 kg Mass in running order
– 3*75 kg Passenger mass
– 110 kg Minimum pay‐mass
= 197 kg Maximum mass of additional equipment

The masses in running order stated in the price lists are calculated nominal values which are subject to production tolerances of up to ± 5%. These production‐related tolerances of up to ± 5% are legally permissible and are due to the use of natural materials, such as wood, and the manufacturing processes used by some suppliers. Weight fluctuations cannot be ruled out due to the materials used, despite optimised production processes. Since these legally permissible tolerances have a direct effect on the actual mass of your vehicle and thus also on the possible load capacity or remaining pay‐mass, you must take them into account when configuring your vehicle.

Example:

Mass in running order according to the price list: 2,968 kg
Legally permissible tolerance of ± 5%: 148 kg
Legally permissible mass in running order: 2,820 to 3,116 kg

If, due to the selection of additional options, the actual mass of the vehicle increases such that, by calculating the difference between the actual vehicle mass and the technically permissible maximum laden mass, there is no longer sufficient load capacity available to travel with the permitted number of passengers and the minimum pay‐mass (see below), then (depending on the layout) you have a number of options in the configuration tool. You can select an increase in vehicle load capacity, reduce the permitted number of seats when driving and/ or deselect additional fitted equipment. In our configurator, you must select at least one of these options to continue configuring your vehicle. Otherwise, the configuration cannot be continued.

If necessary, check with your Knaus Tabbert AG dealer that the calculated technically permissible maximum laden mass is not exceeded and that there is still sufficient load capacity remaining for passengers and luggage (minimum pay‐mass, see below).

Irrespective of whether compliance with the minimum pay‐mass is guaranteed, you should observe the legally permissible productionrelated tolerances for the mass in running order within the scope of the configuration, because these always also affect the possible payloads. You can therefore only order additional equipment with a specific maximum mass for each layout.

Based on the above example, if you order the vehicle with additional equipment with a total weight of 150 kg, the nominal value of the mass in running order shown in the price list results in a pay‐mass of 180 kg. However, the actual pay‐mass may deviate from this value due to the legally permissible tolerances. If the mass of your vehicle in running order is about 1% higher than the nominal value shown in the price lists, the pay‐mass is reduced from 180 kg to 151 kg:

Example:

3,500 kg Maximum gross vehicle mass
– 2,998 kg Real weight of the vehicle in running order (+1% compared to the weight of 2,968 kg stated in the sales documents)
– 3*75 kg Passenger mass
– 150 kg Additional equipment ordered for the specific configured vehicle
= 127 kg Remaining pay‐mass (important: The remaining load capacity must be greater than the minimum pay‐mass, see section 6)

We therefore recommend that you weigh your laden vehicle before each journey and check that you have not exceeded the maximum gross vehicle mass. This check is your responsibility as the driver of the vehicle.