Thought I had read this somewhere
Now I have the tanks underneath, need some accessories.
The hose and filler cap are just for filling at home, works a treat.
The funnel is 3d printed from ebay. I had to cut 10mm from the length, as the filler pipe connected to the inlet is at a very acute angle because of the location. Very neat and a good quality finish, no leaks when filling from a container, so will keep this in the Towbox.
The hose and filler cap are just for filling at home, works a treat.
The funnel is 3d printed from ebay. I had to cut 10mm from the length, as the filler pipe connected to the inlet is at a very acute angle because of the location. Very neat and a good quality finish, no leaks when filling from a container, so will keep this in the Towbox.
Paid a deposit to El Raco campsite in Benidorm for a 8 week stay from Dec to Feb end of this year total for 8 weeks including our dog is £499.
Vonhoolio
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4 new 16 alloy wheels with tyres as standard from a delivery mileage van. I fitted them onto my t5 immediately and noticed a difference over the 17” Devonports I put on if 3 years ago. It came with 20”s on and they nearly killed me on the rough roads. Love the standard ride.
I understand they are pretty noisy if that might be an issue for you. If it is the Victron ip65 is fanless and totally silent, but considerably more expensive.
I've got a victron battery charger connected to my 240v fuse board for when on EHU, it just allows me to have all my 12v electrical running without draining my LB.... it's always been a wprry
EHU just provides 240v into the van. If you want it to charge anything (LB or SB) you need a charger in the system. Some complete systems (e.g. CBE) may have one included. A custom solution will need one added such as a Victron ip22.
I haven’t fitted mine (cables installed but not the charger) as I find the solar does the job with the DC-DC topping up if needed when driving. The whole point for me was to be off-grid and avoid EHU whenever possible.
No. It’s a charger.
Think of EHU as an extension lead to provide 240v into the van (via a fused consumer unit) from the campsite supply. You then plug or permanently wire what you need into it.
No pal.
There's mine.
I have a 2 way 240v fuseboard connected to the EHU. 1 mcb does the 240v sockets in the van for when on site and the other powers the victron charger on the right. That then charges the LB which runs the 12v electrics.
I kind of wish I never put my battery charger in and went for an mppt and panel on roof instead. I still want one, I've found a 305w panel and mppt with all wiring for £349. All victron stuff
What you need is a nice second hand 200Ah lithium battery! And solar!
