25m Orange Caravan / Camping Hook up Extension Lead Cable with 16 amp Blue Plug and Socket

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We recommend that you avoid purchasing caravan hook up cables that have a rating lower than IP44. Cable Rating Although electric hook ups are, for the most part, safe; whenever electricity and potentially wet environments are involved you should always be extra careful. Make sure you follow the following tips: The travel adapter is similar to the type you would take away on holiday. It has four international plug options which cover over 150 countries, including the UK. It gives us the facility to charge mobile phones or tablets whilst either on the road or camped up. It’s important to understand the rating of your cable because to meet the IEE regulations it needs to be a 2.5mm core mains lead.

Here are some of the factors to consider when choosing between electric hook up cables for your caravan or motorhome: Cable Length Your designated power supply point may be on or next to your pitch, or it could be one or two pitches away from yours, requiring a long cable to reach it. How much power is supplied?

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We’ve got a wide range of power supplies and electric hook ups suitable for all purposes from charging up your mobile phone or GPS device to help you navigate your way around a national park, to everyday batteries and solar panels to help you recharge or power your torch or tent lighting for the evening.

This secondary power unit is only brought along on our trip if we have the drive-away awning with us. It’s great to be at one with nature when you go camping, forgetting about work or what’s on the television that night and enjoying the peace and quiet of the countryside or making your own entertainment. However, it’s always important to have access to some kind of power supply to help get your camping essentials going – such as airbed pumps and an electric hook up for the electrics inside your caravan. Products are often marketed by terms such as “water-resistant” which can be vague and doesn’t make it clear about how much water a product can be subjected to before it gets dangerous. An IP rating is a solution. Do not keep your cables wrapped in polythene. It is likely condensation will appear which should be avoided. div>