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21/2/2015 at 11:27am
Location: Cheltenham Outfit: Shogun & Swift Challenger or Tent
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This is probably a really stupid question but here goes. We usually camp in France with ehu but this year we are taking the caravan for the first time. So the question is - can I use the same electric adapter for the caravan as we use for camping?
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21/2/2015 at 12:00pm
Location: North Essex Outfit: Caravelair Alba 400
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Yes, plug in the Ehu lead as normal & use French 2pin adaptor if necessary.
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21/2/2015 at 12:12pm
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french adaptor
Loads of other places sell these. More and more sites are moving over to the blue connectors that we have in the UK
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21/2/2015 at 11:33pm
Location: south Coast Outfit: AutoSleeper Kingham
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Hang on a minute - when you say 'the EHU we use for camping' do you mean a long lead with 2 or 3 electric sockets at one end and a blue plug at the other?
If so you will need a different one for a caravan, with a blue plug at each end. Make sure you get a long one as Electricity bollards can be quite a long way away.
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22/2/2015 at 9:22am
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Quote: Originally posted by naturalblonde on 21/2/2015
Hang on a minute - when you say 'the EHU we use for camping' do you mean a long lead with 2 or 3 electric sockets at one end and a blue plug at the other?
If so you will need a different one for a caravan, with a blue plug at each end. Make sure you get a long one as Electricity bollards can be quite a long way away.
Also an extension cable for that long lead hook up. Some bollards can be a very long way away
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22/2/2015 at 10:49am
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I agree Stuart. We have an extension for our EHU and as well as using it ourselves we have lent it to several motorhomers in MH aires, especially in marinas, who otherwise would not have been able to hook up.
Funny thing is, they don't like it much when we want it back, often early in the morning ,when we want to move on!
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22/2/2015 at 11:29am
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They can all be used, providing they are rated for the 220v supply. The bollard end is the same on both, it is just the inlet to the unit that differs.
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