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• Support tier C — One long page listing every feature currently tagged with this tier, grouped by category.

Bed Lift

• DIY bed lift (actuators / motor + strap) — A DIY bed lift is usually either linear actuators or a winch/motor + strap system, controlled by a relay/driver and protected with limit swi
• HappiJac bed lift — HappiJac bed lifts are a popular off-the-shelf system. The HA integration is usually custom because the stock controller is not designed as

Cctv

• CCTV with Frigate (spec + setup ideas) — A single-page spec for a low-CPU CCTV system using Frigate + go2rtc, designed for predictable storage and practical van use.

Hvac

• Heated floors + engine pre-heat (cold weather comfort) — Bring cold-weather comfort controls into one place: heated floors, engine pre-heat, and other “warm-up” routines that make winter van life l

Lighting

• Approach + underbody lights (welcome home) — Turn on exterior/underbody lights automatically when you approach the van after dark, so you can see where you’re stepping and feel like the
• Motion‑based lighting (driving + arrival) — Make lighting feel “automatic”:

Networking

• Peplink (multi-WAN router for van internet) — Peplink routers are popular in van life because they handle multi‑WAN setups (LTE/5G + Starlink + campground Wi‑Fi) and can do load‑balancin
• Starlink sleep timer (night + battery saving) — Automatically power down (or “sleep”) Starlink at night or when you don’t need it, to save battery and reduce idle consumption — without los
• Teltonika (LTE/5G router for vans) — Teltonika routers are widely used for mobile internet. They’re rugged, configurable, and often support features like VPN, SMS control, and m

Power

• Alternator charge control (Wakespeed / smart regulator) — If your build uses a smart alternator regulator (e.g. Wakespeed), you can automate when alternator charging is allowed and how aggressively
• Inverter idle shutdown (automatic power safety) — Automatically turn off (or reduce) inverter usage when it’s been idle for a while, or when nobody is home — to prevent silent battery drain.

Presence

• Bluetooth / Wi‑Fi presence detection (who’s home?) — Detect whether people are home (and who) using Bluetooth and/or Wi‑Fi signals from phones, watches, key fobs, or other devices — then use th

Time

• Time zone auto-detection (GeoLocator) — RoamCore includes notes for using GeoLocator to keep time zone correct based on location.

Vehicle Obd

• In‑cab dashboard (driving tablet) — Mount a small tablet in the cab that shows the handful of controls and readouts you care about while driving: exterior lighting, compressor,
• MeatPi WiCAN Pro (OBD2 reader) — MeatPi WiCAN Pro is an OBD2 + CAN adapter (ESP32-based) that can bring vehicle telemetry into Home Assistant: voltage, coolant temp, fault c

Water

• Electronic valves + auto tank switching — Use electronically controlled valves to automate water routing: switching between primary/aux tanks, closing a grey valve if it’s left open,
• Water tanks (fresh/grey) monitoring — A placeholder for common water monitoring approaches (fresh/grey tank levels, pump runtime, leak sensors). RoamCore doesn’t ship a single ma