[kiwidave]

Thanks again MG
I didn’t think it looked right!. I think I am off the local auto electricians!! This is a bit passed my knowledge of power etc, and I don’t want to be messing with mains power anytime.

I also want to check out the situation with the lighting, as the previous owner told me that the lights run on leisure battery only.

Once again, thanks

[kiwidave]

Thanks again MG
I didn’t think it looked right!. I think I am off the local auto electricians!! This is a bit passed my knowledge of power etc, and I don’t want to be messing with mains power anytime.

I also want to check out the situation with the lighting, as the previous owner told me that the lights run on leisure battery only.

Once again, thanks

[kiwidave]

Thanks again MG
I didn’t think it looked right!. I think I am off the local auto electricians!! This is a bit passed my knowledge of power etc, and I don’t want to be messing with mains power anytime.

I also want to check out the situation with the lighting, as the previous owner told me that the lights run on leisure battery only.

Once again, thanks

[kiwidave]

Thanks again MG
I didn’t think it looked right!. I think I am off the local auto electricians!! This is a bit passed my knowledge of power etc, and I don’t want to be messing with mains power anytime.

I also want to check out the situation with the lighting, as the previous owner told me that the lights run on leisure battery only.

Once again, thanks

[kiwidave]

Thanks MG
Can you take a look and give me you thoughts please??

The the blue, brown and yellow/green come directly from the external hookup plug, to the clear connectors, where it changes to red and black and runs directly to a power socket for domestic plug. Also from coming from the black/red side of the connector is a bare copper wire that runs into another connector, changing to a yellow green wire which is then fixed to the the wheel arch (internally) as an earth I assume.

The thing that worries me is the cut yellow/green that comes directly from teh power inlet. Does it need to be earthed?? It only runs a single power point.

thanks again
Dave

[kiwidave]

Thanks MG
Can you take a look and give me you thoughts please??

The the blue, brown and yellow/green come directly from the external hookup plug, to the clear connectors, where it changes to red and black and runs directly to a power socket for domestic plug. Also from coming from the black/red side of the connector is a bare copper wire that runs into another connector, changing to a yellow green wire which is then fixed to the the wheel arch (internally) as an earth I assume.

The thing that worries me is the cut yellow/green that comes directly from teh power inlet. Does it need to be earthed?? It only runs a single power point.

thanks again
Dave

[kiwidave]

Thanks MG
Can you take a look and give me you thoughts please??

The the blue, brown and yellow/green come directly from the external hookup plug, to the clear connectors, where it changes to red and black and runs directly to a power socket for domestic plug. Also from coming from the black/red side of the connector is a bare copper wire that runs into another connector, changing to a yellow green wire which is then fixed to the the wheel arch (internally) as an earth I assume.

The thing that worries me is the cut yellow/green that comes directly from teh power inlet. Does it need to be earthed?? It only runs a single power point.

thanks again
Dave

[kiwidave]

Thanks MG
Can you take a look and give me you thoughts please??

The the blue, brown and yellow/green come directly from the external hookup plug, to the clear connectors, where it changes to red and black and runs directly to a power socket for domestic plug. Also from coming from the black/red side of the connector is a bare copper wire that runs into another connector, changing to a yellow green wire which is then fixed to the the wheel arch (internally) as an earth I assume.

The thing that worries me is the cut yellow/green that comes directly from teh power inlet. Does it need to be earthed?? It only runs a single power point.

thanks again
Dave

[kiwidave]

You mean the main orange one,
You mean the main orange one, of if I used the cord in the photo??

[kiwidave]

You mean the main orange one,
You mean the main orange one, of if I used the cord in the photo??

[kiwidave]

You mean the main orange one,
You mean the main orange one, of if I used the cord in the photo??

[kiwidave]

You mean the main orange one,
You mean the main orange one, of if I used the cord in the photo??

[kiwidave]

Thanks Darren, I haven’t used
Thanks Darren, I haven’t used the ‘domestic’ hookup yet, (The cord is a little short given that we live on the fifth floor!) and I suspect we will only be using the electricity in campsites, so the orange one looks like the one we’ll be using most.

cheers

[kiwidave]

Thanks Darren, I haven’t used
Thanks Darren, I haven’t used the ‘domestic’ hookup yet, (The cord is a little short given that we live on the fifth floor!) and I suspect we will only be using the electricity in campsites, so the orange one looks like the one we’ll be using most.

cheers

[kiwidave]

Thanks Darren, I haven’t used
Thanks Darren, I haven’t used the ‘domestic’ hookup yet, (The cord is a little short given that we live on the fifth floor!) and I suspect we will only be using the electricity in campsites, so the orange one looks like the one we’ll be using most.

cheers

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