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Hi,

In general, you would be unlucky to find a hook up that did not allow the standard UK connection to be used.

The positioning of the bollards may not be quite as "planned" as on UK sites so 25m of lead would be useful.

regards

Mr UM

Quote: Originally posted by Ulti-Mates on 08/2/2009

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Hi,

In general, you would be unlucky to find a hook up that did not allow the standard UK connection to be used.

regards

 

Mr UM

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Sorry, I have not dragged the shed that far.

No doubt all will be revealed shortly.

Mr UM

Depends alot on what type of sites you plan on using,all singing all dancing sites use to an international clientele have the standard plugs but if you go on quiter sites such as the camping municipals you may need a continental adaptor.If youre travelling around you may aswell get one as there cheap and lite.

Yes to youre second question.

Most sites have the 3 pin connectors, but if you don't have one with you, you'll find you'll need one!

They're only a fiver: http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.towsure.com/product/349-Continental_Mains_Converter_Lead

Quote: Originally posted by Ulti-Mates on 08/2/2009

Hi,

In general, you would be unlucky to find a hook up that did not allow the standard UK connection to be used.

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Spare headlight bulb kit, warning triiangle, GB sticker if you don't have EU type no plates, hi vis vests.

If towing caravan or trailor a spare wheel and jack for it is a very good idea.

EHICs cards, travel insurance.

You have to carry your vehicle log book, MOT and insurance as well as passports licenses etc.

And...........a corkscrew!!!!