Note: Currently out of stock, more expected at the end of June.

In Europe, almost all camper vans and motorhomes use Dometic Seitz-style Double-Pane RV Windows. These 550x1100mm Arctic Tern double-pane RV windows have many advantages over typical North American camper van windows, including the following:

• The windows are double-glazed and include an integrated day/night shade, providing much better thermal performance for keeping warmth in and heat out as needed
• The integrated day/night shade is a much more versatile window covering than curtains, blinds or magnetic window coverings
• The entire pane of the window swings out on gas struts, and can be positioned at angles of 20, 40 and 60 degrees.
• The acrylic double-glazing makes for a window assembly that weighs 40% less than a typical single-pane glass RV window of a similar size.

Key Features: Double-Pane RV Window 550x1100mm

•  Heavy-duty powder-coated aluminum alloy frame
• Insulated UV-resistant acrylic double-pane glazing
• Telescopic strut supports securely hold window open in a number of positions
• Push-button locking handles
• High-quality rubber seals
• Full 1-year manufacturer's warranty

Documents: Double-Pane RV Window 550x1100mm

• Arctic Tern Considerations for Fitment
• Arctic Tern Additional Window Dimensions
• Arctic Tern Window Installation Guide

Note: It is important to understand that Arctic Tern double-pane RV windows have 3 sets of dimensions:

• the cutout dimensions for the window opening
• the frame dimensions of the window from the outside
• the blind & screen assembly dimensions on the inside.

The blind & screen assembly dimensions are the largest dimensions on these windows, so they're the most important measurements to consider (if you are using the blind/screen assembly, it is optional).

Before ordering, read the documents above and watch the "Considerations for Fitment" video. In brief:

1. On the sides, you want a minimum of 3” flat surface beside the window from any support. On the top and bottom, you need a minimum of 1.5” flat surface from any support.
2. The minimum wall thickness is 1” (actually 15/16”), so you cannot just clamp the window into place on the sheet metal. You will always need a wood or metal frame to make up the minimum thickness required.
3. You must also make room for the blind/screen assembly on the inside of the van body, as the blind/screen assembly is larger than the external dimension of the window.
4. Making a template for your install is a great idea, though the windows do not come with a template.

Specifications: Double-Pane RV Window 550x1100mm

Video: Double-Pane RV Window 550x1100mm