Sleep Setup Leads
An owner reported that a Kings Premium king-single self-inflating mattress fit their E07 sleeping area. The report does not specify exact product dimensions or the vehicle layout used. Measure your own usable space and compare it with the seller’s current dimensions before buying.
A dealer-supplied camping setup using Luno equipment has also appeared in owner information. It was described as combining an inflatable mattress with storage and privacy accessories. Current Australian availability, contents and fitment have not been confirmed.
Measure the Layout You Will Actually Use
Check length, width between the narrowest points, height with bedding, seat position and whether the rear partition or powered panels will move. Keep controls, vents and emergency exits accessible.
Before the First Overnight Test
- Test the layout at home before relying on it away from help.
- Confirm the vehicle can be locked in the chosen cargo configuration.
- Learn how to open the vehicle from inside and keep the key accessible.
- Keep ventilation clear and never sleep in an unsafe enclosed environment.
- Protect powered panels and trim from mattress pressure.
- Check the vehicle’s camping or rear-cabin settings for the installed software.
- Plan lighting and power without leaving loose cables across an exit.
What Owners Report about the Rear 12V Socket
One owner found the rear 12V outlet powered only while the vehicle was on. Community replies suggested that a trunk-status lock control or a guard/camping-related mode may keep rear power available, but the exact label and behaviour were not confirmed across software versions.
Test your own outlet with the vehicle parked safely. Observe when it switches off, whether the mode times out and what the vehicle reports. Do not assume a setting will keep food cold overnight until you have tested it for the required duration.
Planning Reliable Auxiliary Power
Owners discussed a conventional auxiliary battery charged through a suitable DC-to-DC system. Another owner reported installing a slim 100Ah lithium battery under a false floor with Anderson connectors.
Ask the installer to document:
- the appliance’s continuous and start-up current;
- expected operating time and usable battery capacity;
- fuse location and rating;
- cable routing and protected pass-throughs;
- isolation and low-voltage cut-off;
- how the system affects warranty and service access.
Choose the Smallest System That Solves the Job
For occasional day use, the factory outlet may be enough after its behaviour is confirmed. For overnight refrigeration, calculate energy use and choose a portable power station or professionally installed auxiliary system with an appropriate safety margin. A larger battery does not correct poor wiring or inadequate fusing.