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Personsjm71
08/6/2012 at 2:06pm
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the site i want to go to has 10 volt hook up but i can only find 12v hook up???? can i still use this

 


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I think you mean the site has a 10 amp hook up, not 10 volt, it will be 240 volts.

If you are in a tent, any standard EHU lead of reputable make should be ok provided it has RCD and MCB protection.



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agree with Bernie - it will be 10amp which indicates the amount of power you can take off. 10amp is a decent supply. It will be 240volt same as at home.


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thank you, bit of a ehu virgin, but it makes so much more sence now


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Hi

There is a handy article on UK Campsite providing some details on electric hook-up for tents, including wattage and amp use.

Just remember, while 10 amps is a good rating, it will not power normal home appliances like some kettles. Modern domestic kettles are usually 3 or 4 kw.

Link to article is here

Would suggest keeping to appliances 2kw or less to provide some margin. For example a 2000 watt or 2kw fan heater would probably be OK providing no other appliances are connected.

Some camping kettles are around 1.5kw (1500 watts) so should be OK too.

Hope this helps


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