Ultimate Truck Camper Hot Water Setup: Camplux F5 Portable Camp Shower (Overland/RV Gear)

Want real hot showers off-grid without building a full RV system? In this video, we test the Camplux F5 propane tankless water heater on our Tune Outdoor M1 camper and show the exact setup for dialing in pressure and temperature for camping, overlanding, and truck-bed builds. ✅ Why the Camplux F5 - Instant, on-demand hot water for showers, dishes, and pets - Compact form factor (fits a Front Runner Wolf Pack Pro) and easy mount-up on our custom M1 bracket - Simple controls: outer dial = water pressure, inner dial = heat for precise temps (we demo 95–110°F comfort range and show how low-flow = hotter water) - Runs on propane + 2x D cells; pairs perfectly with a small 12V Seaflo pump + accumulator for consistent pressure - Quick-connects let you swap between heated and non-heated water in seconds ✅ My Exact Camp Shower Setup Heater - Camplux F5 (use code "TACOCP" for 10% OFF): https://camplux.com/products/camplux-portable-water-heater-f5 Pump - Pump/Pressure: Seaflo 12V water pump (https://amzn.to/3KGsdMw) + Seaflo accumulator (https://amzn.to/4h22Wbn) Water Tank - ROAM 7-gal aluminum tank (baffled; less slosh): https://runnin4tacos.com/products/roam-adventure-co-water-tank Shower Awning - Privacy/Cover: Dirtbox Overland hard-shell shower awning on 90° pivot: https://runnin4tacos.com/products/dirtbox-shower-bathroom-awning Shower Floor - Collapsible shower basin with overflow hose: https://amzn.to/4odJOcZ Heater Mount - R4T M1 Camplux mount (keeps unit vertical and secure while camped): Coming soon... ✅ Who This Is For - Overlanders & truck campers who want simple, modular hot water - Weekend basecamps where a shower = better sleep & morale - Cold-weather trips (rinse mud/salt, wash dishes with warm water) 🧰 Chapters 0:00 Why an on-demand heater beats tank warming 0:41 What’s in the Camplux F5 + portability 2:02 The M1 camper mount + privacy awning 3:28 Dialing pressure & temperature (95–110°F sweet spot) 5:44 Max heat demo (low-flow technique) 7:08 Spray patterns & shut-off behavior 8:31 Who should run this and alternatives