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20/2/2015 at 7:39pm
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Yep, we have a 10m extension lead with 6 gang Trailing socket for use in the Kitchen tent..
The EHU is in the main Tent, and that feeds the Kitchen Tent.
CPC do some good extensions that are designed for outdoor use, orange with good quality Trailing sockets, not as heavy duty as regular EHU cable, but fine for the job, we run the cable under a breathable ground sheet, to the Kitchen Tent, so no chance of tripping over it.
All perfectly safe, and should there be an electrical problem in the Kitchen tent, it will simply Trip Out the EHU in the main tent.
Check out my "EHU Amp Monitor" post, you will see my EHU power monitor which shows how many amps you are drawing, always handy to know if you have a lot of electrical stuff, or are a 6amp campsite etc.
Post last edited on 20/02/2015 19:47:44
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20/2/2015 at 8:25pm
Location: Warwickshire Outfit: Montana 6P Hartford XL Sunncamp Hand
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Thanks Francais, I thought of doing this but the cable entry for the main tent and the kitchen tent will be on opposite sides and don't really want to lay the cable through the tent or under it. Going round would also be a problem as the tent is quite large. This is why I thought of seperating the hook up at the cable connection using a splitter and running 2 cables from there. Just concerned we would consistantly trip the breaker or even overload the splitter and burn it out. We plan to use the EHU in the tent for small 14" flatscreen TV, Small 800w heater if required, chargers for phones,Ipad etc, occasional air pump and tent light. In the kitchen tent would be Electric coolbox and travel kettle and maybe a mini oven in the future. a lot of stuff I know but essential for us.
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