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Subject Topic: E.h.u in kitchen tent Post Reply Post New Topic
02/3/2007 at 9:25am
 Location: kent
 Outfit: sunncamp vario 600
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We have bought a kitchen tent to use this year and the wife wants to keep the electric coolbox in there . Could we connect it to the ehu in the main tent using a normal extention lead and adaptor? we would keep the sockets protected, or just keep it in main tent? What do other people do?

i have read the ehu info above and no one has asked this question before. is it because it is a silly idea? 



02/3/2007 at 9:32am
 Location: BARNSLEY
 Outfit: cabanon marechal relum easycamp frame
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Hi

I run an extension into my kitchen tent from the ehu and run cool boxes, kettle toaster,george foreman and microwave(obviously not all at the same time) and a light and have done for years.

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steve



02/3/2007 at 12:25pm
 Location: chatham kent
 Outfit: Vango amazon 600 . evoloution 400
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thanks for that Steve i was wondering if we could that

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02/3/2007 at 12:56pm
 Location: Scotland.
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Just remember the extension lead won`t be weather protected. Some people keep the socket end inside a big plastic box, with slots for cable access, to protect it against drips. And make sure your fridge unit is raised off the bare ground.

Personally, I just keep the fridge in the main tent. I don`t use any other electrical kitchen devices so the EHU is more useful there, plus I prefer to keep it in the driest place possible ie an inner.



02/3/2007 at 3:10pm
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you can get extension cables for outside use, its not the good to use a normal one what you prob use once in a while as you tend to use it and put it away same day, its the night air damp that gets in them, as with all cables for outside they have a temp rating min and max and whatnot.



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