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Quote: Originally posted by jock75. on 07/7/2011
If your not very sure leave the wiring alone,get the wires crossed and you could burn out all the wires and maybe start a fire, got my battery wired up by a sparky took him about 10mins and cost a £5. peace of mind was worth it. Jock
would love to but unfortunately don't have a friendly sparky who will do it for a reasonable price and when I did find someone who could do it they 'you need all the wiring done properly..... around £200 ....' I know that this was not necessary as I only need to attach wire for battery the 240v hook up and travelling lights work fine I need the battery working as we are going where there is no electric hook up so gas and battery for 2 weeks
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Topic: Wiring for leisure battery on a Conway
