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Shower Like You Are Home.
Anywhere You Park.
The Infinity Shower recirculates, filters, and reheats the same gallon of water, so a long hot shower costs you almost nothing from the tank.
Sixty Seconds Of Hot Water
The same gallon, looping, filtered, and reheated the whole time.
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A normal van shower ends when the tank runs low. This one recirculates less than a gallon in a closed loop, filtered and reheated on every pass, so the shower ends when you decide it does.
One Gallon, Going In Circles
Press one button and the water starts looping. Every pass is cleaned and brought back to temperature before it reaches you again.
Showerhead
High pressure and high heat, the same as a shower at home.
Drain Filter
Catches the large debris as the water leaves the pan.
Micron Filter
Takes out the fine particles on every pass.
UV Sterilizer
Kills bacteria before the water comes back around.
Heat Exchanger
Brings the water back up to temperature, then sends it to the showerhead.
Start the water with your normal handle and the pan fills itself with less than a gallon. Press the Infinity button to start the loop, press it again when you are done, and the system drains automatically. Water is never shared between showers or between people.
The Shower Ends When You Say So
A heat exchanger inside the Core reheats the water on every pass, with no electric heating element. It can push well past 110 degrees, and most people settle in around 102 to 105.
Rinse off with fresh water at the end if you want to.
Filtered And UV Treated, Every Loop
The water runs through a drain filter for debris, a micron filter for the fine stuff, and a UV sterilizer that kills bacteria, every single time it comes around.
The system drains fully after each shower, so nothing sits in the lines between uses.
120 Watts. That Is It.
It draws about 10 amps at 12 volts while running, because recycling the same water means recycling the heat that is already in it.
A single 100Ah battery will run it for roughly 10 hours, and one 120W solar panel can keep it going.
Will It Work In Your Van?
Most builds take it without trouble. Here is what it needs, so there are no surprises on install day.
Your Water Heater
- Yes Diesel hydronic systems
- Yes Standard tanked water heaters
- Yes Propane and electric water heaters
- Yes Engine heat and solar heated water
- No Tankless water heaters
Not sure what is in your van? Ask and Rogue will check it for you.
Space And Install
- The Core is about 10 x 13.5 x 5.25 inches and mounts under a sink, inside a cabinet, or below the shower pan
- It has to stay reachable for service
- Any standard shower pan works, as long as it is at least 1 inch deep
- A drain diverter and tee go in between the pan and the grey tank
- Installs run about 4 hours in ideal conditions, and most finish inside a day
Rogue handles the install and the service afterward, in Carlsbad.
The Details
Specifications provided by The Infinity Shower.
- Available as an add-on on your Rogue Ethos build
- Offered as an option on Rossmönster builds through Rogue
- Installed, tested, and serviced by the Rogue shop in Carlsbad
Good To Know
Is the water actually clean?
Every pass runs through a drain filter, a micron filter, and a UV sterilizer that kills bacteria. The system drains after each use, and water is never shared between people or between showers.
Can I use my own soap?
While the loop is running, Infinity recommends their own shampoo and body wash. Anything else can be used for a fresh water rinse.
How much upkeep is it?
Rinse the reusable micron filter about once a week, run a cleaning cycle weekly and before storing the van, deep clean every 3 months, and replace the UV bulb once a year.
Will it drain my batteries?
It draws about 120 watts while running. A single 100Ah battery covers roughly 10 hours of use, and one 120W solar panel can keep up with it.
Can it go in a van I already own?
Talk to the Rogue shop. The system fits most builds, though retrofits depend on your water heater, shower pan, and how the plumbing was run.