Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Registered address: Unit 1, Stapeley Manor, Long Lane, Odiham, Hampshire, RG29 1JE, UK, Registered in England under company number 03024961. I'm going to Sequoia Park in France during August with my young family, first ever camping trip abroad so have non idea what to expect! The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.

Just Kampers Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under number FRN 719747. The third and most important factor for me is after explaining the first 2 factors actually the second to my wife And failing miserably. Halfords Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 724263) and acts as a credit intermediary and not a lender, offering credit products provided exclusively by Klarna Bank AB (publ). This continental Conversion lead will allows you to run an English 3 Pin plug though a standard European 2 pin socket on caravan sites.It is similar to the Type E plug but has two earth clips on the side rather than a female earth contact. However as I always removing appliances from the socket when not in use and my only other mains item being the leisure battery charge unit I don't worry much about reversals. The universal Schuko/French adaptor will therefore work in Denmark where either of these sockets are fitted.

Overall, a good and useful piece of kit, unfortunately arrived after I had left UK so never had the chance to make use of it on this occasion! However the challenge may be in older buildings, where only traditional Italian sockets are provided. In France and most of Europe people will help whether you need it or not so be British and press on regardless. This Maypole continental plug to 16A socket mains hook up adaptor is a simple 2 pin plug to 16A Ceeform Socket. seems unlikely at the moment but we would like to go far and wide (Romania, Latvia, Norway, France etc).The Vechline Mains Hook Up Adaptor UK enables a caravan mains lead to be connected to a UK 13A 3 pin socket. Whilst the EHU point might well include its own RCD it is so much better to know you have that protection. Then you need to cut the live line (in your car, ground is brown, the live line is mostly red, or yellow, or another color, or a combination of colors). Best to get adaptors with a plug and socket plus a bit of wire between them, like the ones in the links above.

In the event of no earth it is your only protection, even if a tester indicates the presence of an earth I'm no sure it provides much protection from electrocution. p>National Tyre Service Ltd t/a National Tyre and Autocare is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. So even if you hate France and never go again (which I very much doubt) you will have saved yourself money. I would advise you to take either another 25mtr cable which if required you can join to your existing cable giving you 50mtrs, or, as I do carry both a 25mtr and a 40mtr. Continental 240v mains hook up adaptor is essential if you are going to Europe in a caravan, campervan or motorhome or simply camping in a tent, trailer tent or folding camper and you want to have the facility to have 240v mains electric.If your site has the "more traditional French" 2 pin connector, just get one of These, which goes between your main EHU plug, and the 2 pin socket on the site post. All the UK adapters and hook up points appear to be 3 pin, and I'm told most modern sites abroad should be 3 pin as well now, however not all. div class="text-left font-weight-normal fs-small">If at any stage, your finance application is declined, remember that you can still pay using card or cash.

Advice about the CE7/7 plug was useful, as the German Schuko and the french version do look very similar. It's a matter of moments to carry out this check and whilst I understand the arguments which say it's not necessary, it certainly does no harm. The blue plug/socket system that we use is not waterproof so it is a good idea to carry something like a small rubble sack such that if two cables in series have to be used the mid-way connection can be protected from rain. From 2008 French sockets were allowed to be fitted in Denmark, with Schuko sockets supported from 2011. Then, on the other hand, we are just back from 6 weeks using 8 sites, 6 of these had only Schuko outlets for our pitches.

I know all the arguments why it does not overly matter, but I prefer that things meet the correct conventions, that way nobody is in for surprises, and once or twice in 40 odd years caravanning I have found defective earths. Whilst the equipment in your caravan will appear to be off, the live connection will still very much be live! It matters if you are connecting any electrical appliance as if it has an on/off switch then that only breaks one wire line. Our wide range of heavy duty adaptors are designed to enable standard UK caravan hook-up leads to be used across Europe and Scandinavia from domestic and commercial sockets, where the standard 230v 16A CEE socket found on campsites is not available. The continental 2 pin plug supplied with our Ocean (March 2019) has pins / cable exit from rear of plug 'in-line'.