Eurohike Mobile Mains Kit with Three UK 3 Pin Sockets and 15m Extension Lead, Electric Hook Up for Camping, for Tents, Awnings, Caravans, Motorhomes, Boats, Camping Equipment, Black, One Size

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Has now had roof pump replaced so New Cali now on drive with roof up so that I can see when/if it drops.

was fine on a site next to a cider pub in October 2021 as part of a VW meet up for a couple of nights, and I did not need to use the air con being cold enough. The electrical points are safety tested and fitted with an MCB, a miniature circuit breaker that will turn the supply off if it is overloaded. My personal recommendation is for the Crusader EHU but I’ve selected 2 others you may want to consider in my article for the 3 best electric hook up cables for camping and caravanning. However, also bear in mind that many devices demand a higher current for a split second when they start up. We tend to get electric hookup if it's available, but mainly just to charge our phones and put the fan/heater on.The circuit breaker and RCD protects you and your equipment, while the 15m cable with 240v site mains plug makes it easy to connect directly to your site post. I survived on ciders and the food and drinks available to purchase at the pub and the barn where they had weekend entertainments. An essential for any family camping or caravanning trip; the Eurohike Mobile Mains Kit is a great value 3-socket that makes it easy and safe to connect your tent to the campsite's electrical hook. Electrical hook-up points are always rated in amperes, yet appliances’ electrical demands are normally expressed in watts. So I asked for a 15m extra tough orange cable, a fused 4 socket strip, the correct 16A blue plug for camping hook up and a more sensitive inline 10mA RCD (IP66) close to the plug, a bit like you would get on a hot tub.

Connect your tent to the campsite's electrical hook up point safely and conveniently with this 3-socket mains converter kit.Infact this year we where boiling the kettle for the baby next doors bottles as it was faster than their gas.

From there you’ll be able to plug in standard 3-pin plugs into it and use your appliances (or at least some of them). If that is the case you should be fine as long as your daughter doesn't use any high-amperage appliances such as a heater. Hook-up sockets and plugs[tl:gallery index=5 size=215×129] only work when they are pushed fully home. I've changed my mind though, and come around to the point of view that just wanging a 16A plug on the end of an extension lead might be a tiny bit sketchy and the RCD is a good idea.Even at the other end of the scale, though, 16A is the maximum and this is only slightly more than you can wring out of a single domestic mains socket. There are even cases documented on the web where people have installed a ventilator in the cupboard to cool the charger/fridge cooler when in Italy. But, if that's not enough, I've rounded up 20 ways you can exercise and get fit without spending a penny, both outdoors and at home. however, when the weather is hot as I may not be able to put the air con on at night with just 6A supply!

ALWAYS unplug devices before working on them (even changing a light bulb) when abroad if fitted with a UK 13A plug! The best way to avoid a problem is to plan ahead and familiarise yourself with the electrical needs of all the appliances you may use in your motorhome. Connect your tent to the campsite's electrical hook up point safely and conveniently with this 3-socket mains converter kit.Bare this in mind when you plug things in as you can easily trip out the post if you are overloading it, you may also trip out your fellow campers ( yes I have seen it happen ). A 25m lead is essential, because hook up posts are often a long way[tl:gallery index=2 size=215×129] away. Think about where you might place it in the tent, raised off the floor is best, our second one had clips which means it can attach to a steel pole, or table. I think you may be getting a little confused it’s the The Hookup post you plug into that will have a maximum rating ie usually 16amps in the UK but some are less. We camped in Scotland in September and only had 6amp EHU and it blew the trip when we plugged our kettle in, was interesting swapping all the electric items so it didn't happen again!