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Thank you that's good advice, my cars electrics do seem to shut off completely after I have removed the key from the ignition barrel. I not seen this before but remembering I did get a connector in the battery charger kit when I first bought it a few years ago but I remember it went with the Evoke and was overlooked on its disposal.
They are not expensive as the towbar electric adapter so will source one through your link, thanks.
Just to recap, does the adapter I mention have any other downfalls? I note that they are no longer promoted on the Ctek website but wondered if they are any good or other?, does the convenience of the adapter have any other issues that are not mentioned. (basically remote private off street parking but with shared access discourages me from leaving a battery charger under the bonnet of the car if/when unattended for prolonged periods.
I have access to a suitable 240v electric source and within a lockable shed/cabinet to store the ctek device so I was thinking if I could plug something into the towing electrics, this accessory would be a solution to help keep my car battery charged fully during these colder winter months)
I will reconsider my options.
Thanks for your help.
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Topic: CAR 12V BATTERY CHARGING⚡TOWBAR SOCKET
