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Subject Topic: Tent EHU for Europe -> Middle East Post Reply Post New Topic
21/11/2009 at 3:00am
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Do I buy a uk one then use an adapter at campsite mains end?

Is this any good?

http://www.worldofcamping.co.uk/shop/mobile_mains_3_socket_camping_supply__115

Although to save on space maybe a single or double socket  would do.

Mainly to run laptop or recharge it and camcorder etc. 

Any suggestions?

 

 



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21/11/2009 at 12:17pm
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Yes that is a good one, you need to buy one with a Residual Current Device (RCD) if you want to have power in your tent. The one in the link is fine.
You will need an adaptor at the plug end for about half the campsites in France, at the other half you will be able to use the blue splash proof connector.
Alternatively if you are only looking at recharging a laptop or camcorder battery then you could use an inverter plugged into you 12volt car power outlet.


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Thanks for confirming it is o'k Oliver , if anyone spots a smaller similar unit I'd appreciate it.

I'm glad you mentioned an inverter because although I can see it would be fine when travelling a lot, I'm worried that if I don't use the car much for a few days that the battery would get drained by running or recharging equipment.

Also I'm not sure whether to go the inverter route or use item specific dc converters plugged into a lighter socket adapter.

 



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Inverters are very inefficient,by far the best option, if it meets your requirements, are the specific dc chargers.
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