495 QSK

C'GO
C'GO / 495 QSK
Length
714 cm
Width
233 cm
Height
259 cm
Sleeping berths max.
6
Price

Layout 495 QSK

Sleeps up to 6 with an overall length of 7.14 m (3-person bunk bed available as an option)
Children's bunk beds well and safely stored in the rear, not directly in the entrance area
Additional storage space due to fold up bunk bed (with 2-persons bunk bed)
Standard service flap for convenient loading of the bunk bed from the outside
137 l fridge incl. 15 l freezer standard
Dethleffs Connect - SIU control unit incl. sensors for displaying vehicle levelling and battery voltage installed as standard (additional sensors optionally available via Dethleffs Original
Sleeps up to 6 with an overall length of 7.14 m (3-person bunk bed available as an option)

Exterior View

Dethleffs Connect - SIU control unit incl. sensors for displaying vehicle levelling and battery voltage installed as standard (additional sensors optionally available via Dethleffs Original
Dethleffs Connect - SIU control unit incl. sensors for displaying vehicle levelling and battery voltage installed as standard (additional sensors optionally available via Dethleffs Original

Living in the c'go

  • Welcome to modern living

    The clean white surfaces create a contemporary feel, while the beige accents add a cosy touch – a perfect combination!

    Three different upholstery options are available

    (495 QSK | Granada)

  • Flexible seating lounges

    In the c’go, most seating lounges can be effortlessly converted into an extra berth. Simply lower the table, push the seat cushions together and add the backrests – and you’re done!

    (495 QSK | Granada)

  • Clever use of space

    The c’go up 525 KR makes smart use of every inch. During the day, the large U-shaped seating lounge offers plenty of space to relax. In the evening, the pull-down bed can be lowered in just a few easy steps to reveal a spacious and comfortable double bed.

    (525 KR | Granada)

  • Tailored to your sleeping preferences

    Single beds or a transverse or lengthwise double bed? With the c’go, the choice is yours. Simply pick the layout that suits you best. A transverse double bed, like the one shown here in the 480 QLK, has a relatively small footprint while offering lots of storage space underneath.

    (480 QLK | Granada)

  • Sleeping in a French double bed

    The transverse double bed in the 495 FR has the advantage of being positioned right next to the washroom and open washing area – a layout with real charm. This not only provides a great sense of space and freedom to move around, but also gives the living room an open, airy feel.

    (495 FR)

  • Sleeping in a pull-down bed

    A fixed bed you don’t have to convert is a real luxury – but it does take up space, even during the day when not in use.
    The smart solution? A pull-down bed that stows neatly under the ceiling by day and is ready to use in seconds at night – no need for any setup.

    (525 KR)

  • Sleeping in the bunk beds

    Bunk beds are especially popular with children. With a length of 210 cm and a width of 75 cm, they are even suitable for adults. A third bed can also be ordered as an option for transverse bunk beds.

    (495 QSK)

  • Sweet dreams!

    All fixed single and double beds are fitted with high-quality cold foam mattresses and wooden slatted bed frames as standard.

    Do you expect maximum comfort when you sleep? Then we recommend the optional 7-zone cold foam mattresses made from climate-regulating material.

  • Start your day refreshed

    All cleaned up in no time! There is always time for a shower in the c’go: an optional shower is available for all layouts

  • Start your day refreshed

    Comfortable bathroom – thanks to the open washing area with large mirror

    (495 FR)

  • Small but impressive!

    Even the compact bathrooms offer everything you need: storage space, large mirrored surfaces, an electric toilet and water supply as standard.

    And the best part? The water supply works even when the caravan is only connected to the towing vehicle – both at the sink and for flushing the toilet.

    (495 QSK)

  • Cooking for every family member

    All the kitchen you need: spacious overhead lockers and roomy drawers with soft-close mechanisms provide plenty of storage space in the c’go’s kitchen

    (495 QSK)

  • A fridge that feels like home

    Large 132-litre compressor fridges with an 8-litre freezer are fitted in the c’go and c’go up.
    (Exception: 475 EL with 83-litre compressor fridge and 8-litre freezer)

    Compressor technology has some very practical benefits: the fridge runs entirely on electricity at 12 V, making it especially energy efficient. Compressor fridges also cool down to the desired temperature very quickly after being switched on and maintain it even when it is very hot outside.

    Similar to illustration

    (495 QSK)

  • 3-burner gas hob with generously spaced burners

    The hob in the c’go features three burners that are spaced far enough apart to use three pots or pans at once – no juggling required. The sturdy pan supports add to the appeal, keeping everything stable and secure.

    The covers on the sink and cooker double as a work surface when closed.

Variety of choice

  • Upholstery
Granada
  • Wood décor
Alaska White

Dimensions

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4

495 QSK

1 Length 714 cm
2 Height 259 cm
3 Width 233 cm
4 Headroom 198 cm
Electrical installation
Standard equipment
Awning light 12V
Compact power distribution unit with 230V safety device and 12V fuse box in wardrobe incl. powerful 340W transformer
LED spots in front and rear seating lounges
CEE external output socket for 230V on-board electrics
12 V power supply throughout vehicle
Additional lighting through LED spotlights
Optional equipment
Indirect lighting
USB port for spotlight bar
Heating
Standard equipment
Gas heating S 3004 with automatic ignition
Optional equipment
Electric floor heating
Ultraheat additional heating for S 3004, electric 220 V
Fan 12V for S 3004
Hot air system
Water supply
Standard equipment
Electric water supply
Fresh water tank 44 l
Mobile 22 l waste water tank
Optional equipment
Hot water supply
Shower equipment with shower fittings and curtain
Gas supply
Optional equipment
Automatic gas cylinder changeover with crash sensor
Gas socket (exterior)

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Important information regarding the selection of your caravan

When buying a motorhome, camper van or urban vehicle (hereafter: motorhome), it is particularly important to choose the right layout and an appealing design. In addition, weight also plays an essential role. Family, friends, optional equipment, accessories and baggage – space must be available for all of these. At the same time, there are legal and technical limits to the configuration and load. Every motorhome is designed for a certain weight, which may not be exceeded during driving. For motorhome buyers, this raises the question: How should I configure my vehicle to accommodate passengers, baggage and accessories according to my needs without the vehicle exceeding this maximum weight? In order to make this decision easier for you, we provide you below with a few tips that are particularly important when selecting your vehicle from our portfolio:

1. The technically permissible maximum laden mass…

… is a value set by the manufacturer which the vehicle may not exceed. Dethleffs specifies a layout-related upper limit for the vehicle, which can vary from layout to layout (e.g. 3,500 kg, 4,400 kg). You can find the corresponding specification for each layout in the technical data.

 

2. The mass in running order…

... consists – to put it simply – of the basic vehicle with standard equipment plus a standard weight of 75 kg for the driver. It is legally permissible and possible for the mass in running order of your vehicle to deviate from the nominal value stated in the sales documents. The permissible tolerance is ± 5 %. The permissible range in kilograms is given in brackets after the mass in running order. In order to provide you with full transparency regarding possible weight deviations, Dethleffs weighs each vehicle at the end of the line and informs your trade partner of your vehicle's weighing result for forwarding to you.

Detailed explanations on the subject of mass in running order can be found in the “Legal Information” section.


3. The permitted number of seats (including driver)…

… is determined by the manufacturer in what is referred to as the type-approval procedure. This results in what is referred to as the mass of the passengers. For this, a standard weight of 75 kg per passenger (without driver) is calculated. 

Detailed explanations on the subject of mass of the passengers can be found in the “Legal Information” section.


4. The manufacturer-specified mass for optional equipment…

… is a value set by Dethleffs per layout for the maximum mass of optional equipment that can be ordered. This limit is intended to ensure that the minimum pay-mass, i.e. the legally prescribed free mass for baggage and retrofitted accessories, is actually available for the vehicle load capacity of the vehicles delivered by Dethleffs. If, in exceptional cases, the weighing at the end of the line nevertheless shows that the actual load capacity falls short of the minimum pay-mass due to a permissible weight deviation, we will check together with your trade partner and you whether we should, for example, increase the load capacity of the vehicle, reduce the number of seats or remove optional equipment before delivering the vehicle. 

Detailed explanations on the subject of the effects of the tolerances on the minimum pay-mass and the payload can be found in the “Legal Information” section.

 

5. The additional weight of optional equipment and packages...

... increases the actual mass of the vehicle (= mass in running order plus selected optional equipment) and reduces the pay-mass. The specified value shows the additional weight compared to the standard equipment of the respective layout. The total weight of the selected packages and optional equipment must not exceed the manufacturer-specified mass for optional equipment.