Caravan supports: crank-down legs, steady legs and levelling
The right support system for your caravan
Stable stand on any pitch
Caravan supports provide a secure and stable footing for your caravan on any campsite pitch. They reduce movement inside and increase comfort when entering and leaving the vehicle. Depending on your requirements, you can choose between mechanical crank-down legs, electric supports or a hydraulic levelling system that automatically aligns your caravan.
Support systems for your caravan at a glance
- Hydraulic supports automatically level your caravan both lengthways and crossways.
- Electromechanical supports extend at the touch of a button, saving you manual cranking.
- Mechanical crank-down supports are available in various versions. Depending on the model, they are suitable for caravans with a permissible gross weight of up to 2,500 kg.
Which support system is right for your caravan?
Not every camper has the same requirements. Some want to stabilise their caravan as simply as possible. Others are looking for maximum comfort and want to level their caravan at the touch of a button.
Frequently asked questions about caravan supports
Caravans are usually supported at all four corners. Mechanical crank-down legs are suitable for classic stabilisation. UP4 takes care of the extension electromechanically. Anyone wishing to level the caravan automatically will require a dedicated hydraulic system such as LevelC.
First, secure the caravan against rolling and ensure it is level. Then crank the corner steadies down evenly until they are in firm contact with the ground. The supports provide stability and must not be used to lift the caravan on one side or relieve the wheels completely. Always observe the operating instructions for the respective system.
Mechanical crank-down supports stabilise the caravan after it has been levelled and are operated by hand. UP4 handles the extension and adjustment of the corner steadies electromechanically. The hydraulic LevelC system can lift and automatically level the caravan within the specified system parameters. Mechanical and electromechanical corner steadies must not be used as a substitute for a jack.
Mechanical crank-down supports stabilise the caravan after it has been levelled. UP4 extends the supports electrically and allows for fine adjustment. For automatic levelling lengthways and crossways, a dedicated hydraulic system such as LevelC is required.