Whilst browsing the through the various TV’s available, it may be tempting to choose the largest TV size but we advise that you consider the space you have available. Most manufacturers recommend that you measure the viewing distance (sofa to the TV’s location) and divide it by 2 for a suitable sized caravan TV.

As you’d expect of a small budget TV, there’s no 4K or HDR support here. The C2420G’s native resolution is an HD-ready 1,366x768 pixels, while brightness and contrast are claimed to be 180cd/m2 and 3000:1 respectively. One of the smallest and cheapest options to installing a TV in your caravan is the Denver LED-1032. It’s a compact TV (10.1 inch) that’s powered by a built-in rechargeable battery but it also includes a 12V adapter for use anywhere.However, that’s not the only commendable feature on offer with this 22-inch TV. There’s the built-in DVB-S2 Digital Satellite TV receiver, which lets you access Freesat, while Freeview can be watched from the comfort of your tourer, courtesy of the DVB-T2 Digital Tuner.

The ultimate flat screen TV with a thin depth and a lightweight design, ideal for wall mounting and also easy to move when changing your room or needing to reach plugs etc. behind the TV.

Another feature we like is it’s Bluetooth compatible. This is ideal for hooking the TV up to speakers or syncing wireless headphones if you don’t want to disturb the rest of the family, without the worry of cables cluttering the confines of your van. In terms of the sizes offered by the brand, the TV is available in screen sizes of 19.5, 21.5 or 24 inches. Each of the screen sizes also come with an attractive edge to edge frameless design.

Apple and Android compatible for wireless casting, good selection of streaming apps available, most lightweight TV in our guide

You could go for one of the brand’s Freeview Play-only sets, but they make do with Cello’s own smart TV system, which we found left a fair bit to be desired on the Cello Netgem TV. The screen size of your RV TV is an important consideration. Most 12-volt TVs range from 19 to 24 inches, but larger models are available. It’s crucial to ensure that you have sufficient mounting space in your RV to accommodate the size of the TV. The Avtex L219DRS Pro 21.5-inch TV, and let me tell you, it’s got everything you could ever want! First off, its edge-to-edge frameless design gives it a sleek and modern look that will surely catch your eye.

the satellite tuner can scan in many satellites). The set can be used on a 12 volt supply or from a 240 volt mains supply. Motion suffers no smearing and only minimal blurring or softness, despite the set not carrying any motion processing. This feeds into an impressively sharp picture with HD sources - especially if you reduce the TVs’ digital and MPEG noise reduction options to Low from their default Medium settings.Depending upon your budget, many premium options have the ability to switch between 12V, 24V or mains power. This allows you to be flexible and power up the TV to a supply that best suits your requirements. Screen Size In addition to Freeview HD channels via standard aerial, the Traveller range has an in-built satellite receiver. Simply add a dish to use abroad or in areas where terrestrial reception is not possible.