Hooking up at home.

[skyetripper]

Just out of interest, what do most people do to hook up at home (as, when and if needed)?

Going to get an electrician to put an outside socket on the side of the garage, but wondering whether to just fit a normal domestic socket and use a fly lead, or fit an EHU type of socket while he’s on.

 

[Brize]

This is what I have on the outside of my garage:

16A Wall Socket 3 Pin with integrated 13A Socket (240V IP44 Electric Outlet) | eBay

240V 16A Wall Socket with Integrated 13A Socket. Our Wall Mounted 16A 3 Pin Plug Socket been EN60309 approved for your complete peace of mind. With tap outs on the rear and base of the unit, as well a screw off cap on the top and with 4 pre-drilled mounting holes our Wall Socket can be installed...

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It also gives me an external 13A socket. Inside the garage it runs through an isolation switch so that it cannot be used whilst I am away.

Works well

 

[Jabstatt]

Frankly I misunderstood this topic title and was worried that Funsters had trouble hooking up at home.

It’s away from home that causes the issues!

Tony

 

[BouncyBoatFolk]

If you pull the plug, that also stops the starter battery being topped up. However if instead you remove the 'Internes Lademodul' fuse, that stops the leisure battery charging, but keeps the starter battery top up active.

autorouter , same advise if a separate dedicated lithium charger is fitted for a replacement Lithium under seat battery? I was looking to splice into the 240v feed for the EBL as the supply for the separate charger.
Sorry for crashing the thread.
Regards.
Mike.