Hagel? Egal! 💥 MPK 50x70 Dachhaube im Wohnmobil – Schluss mit zerdepperten Hekis!

Hail-proof motorhome? Yes, it's possible! 🛡️ In this video, I'm upgrading my Bürstner from a 40x40 Heki skylight to an MPK 50x70 polycarbonate roof vent – ​​extremely impact-resistant and specifically designed for hail protection. No more fear of fist-sized hailstones like those at Lake Garda and other popular destinations! Together with ML Concept in Gelsenkirchen, we're cutting a larger hole in the roof, installing the MPK roof vent, wiring for the LED lighting, and preparing everything for the future electric MPK roof vent with a rain sensor. In this video, I'm upgrading my Bürstner from a 40x40 Heki skylight to a 50x70 MPK roof vent made of polycarbonate – extremely impact-resistant and specially designed for hail protection. 👉 Topics in the video: 0:00 Intro – Why I want more light AND hail protection in my motorhome 1:00 “Don’t call it Heki” – Difference between MPK roof vent and Heki/Dometic 10:00 Enlarging the opening to 50x70 – yes, that hurts 😉 15:00 First impressions: Light, air, operation, LED lighting 21:00 Hail resistance thanks to polycarbonate – Drop tests & my assessment 24:00 Costs, labor time & conclusion with Sven from ML Conzept 26:00 Outlook: Electric MPK 50x70 with rain sensor & giveaway 🔧 Product installed: – MPK Vision Star L roof vent 50 x 70 cm, polycarbonate, manual version with LED (hail-resistant) https://www.mpk-rooflights.com/dachha... 🛠 Workshop in Video: ML Concept (Gelsenkirchen) – Chassis, rims, air suspension, roof hatches, electrical systems (routers, inverters, batteries, solar), heating systems and more for motorhomes. ... 👨‍🔧 Installation & Consultation at ML-Concept (Gelsenkirchen) – Installation of chassis, air suspension, antennas, electrical systems, bodywork, and much more – Contact: Mike & Tina Lipinski + Team (including motorhome specialist Sven Einig) 📍 Address & Contact: https://ml-concept.de   / womomeister   💡 What you can expect in detail: – Comparison: classic Heki / Dometic roof hatch vs. MPK roof hatch – Why polycarbonate is a game-changer in hailstorms – Upgrading from a 40x40 to a 50x70 roof opening in a motorhome – Stepless one-handed operation & huge opening angle – Much more light and better ventilation in the motorhome – LED lighting with dimmer, advantages and disadvantages of light distribution – Cables, power consumption (up to approx. 3 A), preparation for an electric roof hatch – Realistic estimate: working time approx. 4.5–5 hours, costs around €1,000 including materials (as shown in the video) 🎁 Preview & Chance to Win: In the next part, I'll show you the all-electric MPK 50x70 roof vent with rain sensor – and you can win a 50x70 roof vent. So be sure to subscribe to the channel and stay tuned! 🙌 Support the channel: – Subscribe to the channel & activate notifications – Like the video if you like the hail damage upgrade – Share your experiences with hail damage & roof vents in the comments