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Kyle Camping and Lippert Win the European Innovation Award 2025

In the Innovative Vehicle Related Equipment category

Published on 29/01/2025


The revolutionary Level9 system, presented by Kyle Camping and Lippert Components, Inc. (Lippert™), has received the prestigious European Innovation Award 2025 in the Innovative Vehicle Related Equipment category. This accolade, created by the German publishing house DoldeMedien Verlag GmbH, was awarded at an annual ceremony at CMT 2025 in Stuttgart, and honours excellence in the caravanning industry. Winners are voted for by a jury composed of journalists from 17 specialist magazines across 15 European countries. The award was presented with the following rationale: “Level9 has completely reimagined the traditional levelling method using chocks and, for the first time, offers the ability to transfer precise measurements to an adjustable chock with ease. The intuitive app measures the camper’s inclination and guides the user through the entire levelling process. The adjustable step allows the chock to be precisely adapted to any situation.
Thanks to this feature, Level9 is significantly more accurate and easier to use than traditional stepped chocks of the same height.” Level9 is the result of a technical partnership between Lippert, one of the leading global suppliers of recreational vehicle accessories, and German company Kyle Camping. Its operation is divided into three simple main steps. The first phase is measurement: a smartphone is placed on a flat surface inside the vehicle and the app uses the phone’s internal sensors, similar to a digital level, to measure the vehicle’s exact inclination. The second phase is adjustment: two orange steps are positioned on the chocks based on the initial measurement, and the app provides step-by-step instructions to precisely adjust these movable steps according to the specific situation.
The third phase involves driving onto the chocks: once the vehicle is reversed to position and reaches the indicated step, the vehicle is levelled with a final check on the smartphone. The Level9 chocks are made of sturdy polypropylene and are notable for their compact design – with a length of only 55 centimetres, they can compensate for a height difference of up to 18 centimetres. "We are proud to have received this prestigious recognition," said Francesca Tompetrini, Marketing Manager Caravanning and Rail EMEA at Lippert. "At all the industry trade shows we have attended, Level9 has generated significant interest from the public and received numerous accolades from the specialised press."



Frank Blue
Frank Blue
Frank Blue ha commentato: 05/03/2025 15:43
Come si fa a dare addosso a una persona così... giovanissima ha preso un premio e complimenti alle fiere, vivrà di rendita per il resto dei suoi giorni e ha tutta la vita per fare ancora meglio. Mica tutti sanno fare la trigonometria per sistemare un cuneo a perfezione autonomamente, oggi con un app e questi aggeggi si può fare facilmente. In tutto questo io faccio libera e non mi servono cunei, ma i giovani cosi li sprono e difendo sempre da chi vuole toglierli il sorriso e l'entusiasmo.
Jumpy58
Jumpy58
Jumpy58 ha commentato: 27/02/2025 22:18
Io non so perchè tutti i camperisti si ostinano ad usare questi cunei mangiafrizione e del pressapochismo equilibrista. Io ho da tempo risolto coni miei blocchetti Lego, che mi permettono di livellarmi come voglio e dove voglio senza sfrizionare e senza tenere le ruote in tensione.
franco49tn
franco49tn
franco49tn ha commentato: 03/02/2025 10:04
Certamente con quella inclinazione e di soli 55 cm la frizione non ringrazia e con il blocco giallo per scendere si deve ulteriormente usarla.