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Well, I only use Ehu when on side, therefor no probs with charging ipad etc, but I installed on the bottom of the beds near the batterie a 12volt car charger socket.
Easy to do but drilling required.
Fuse between the plug and batterie, done.
Is not that hard, but using the van batterie for charging anything up without Ehu or recharging it regularly, drains you're van batterie faster as usual.
12v sockets for cars on ebay cheap enough.
I would not advise using a inverter in this case,
I used one in a HGV lorry, and it nearly burned the ruck down using a cooling box on it.
They will get hot, either way using it.
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Tom
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Topic: Will I have an internal 12v socket in van
