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The 12-volt battery supply used for camper electrical loads such as interior lighting, the water pump, and controls on the documented Vanagon Westfalia. Whether a particular vehicle has a separate auxiliary battery depends on its model and later modifications.

A system that warns the driver of nearby objects using ultrasonic sensors

A switch that controls the blower motor in a vehicle's heating or cooling system

A measure of the density of a liquid, used to determine the state of charge in a battery

A metal plate used to cover a hole in the dashboard if a radio is not installed.

A system that assists the driver in parking by steering the vehicle into parallel and perpendicular spaces

Sensor measuring the speed of the wheels, used in various systems such as anti-lock braking and navigation

A protective cover for the positive terminal of a generator or alternator

A sealed or low-maintenance lead-acid battery design intended to reduce routine electrolyte checks; its condition, terminals, and charge may still need inspection.

The camper interior cabinet assembly built around the sink and its water fittings. In some Vanagon Westfalia layouts it also contains or adjoins the refrigerator, storage, and electrical controls.

A refrigerator installed as part of a camper interior. The documented Vanagon Westfalia appliance supports gas and electric operation; exact power sources and operating requirements depend on the refrigerator model and its manual.

The small electric pump that moves water from an onboard camper tank to the sink faucet when the tank-water mode is selected. It is separate from the engine's coolant-circulation pump.