Anyone think there’s any risk using the trickle charger at a caravan site? I know some of these sites can have dodgy electrics, etc (or am I making sweeping assumptions?)
You can install our site as a web app on your iOS device by utilizing the Add to Home Screen feature in Safari. Please see this thread for more details on this.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Anyone think there’s any risk using the trickle charger at a caravan site? I know some of these sites can have dodgy electrics, etc (or am I making sweeping assumptions?)
Not sure you could plug the 3pin charger into an internal/external 3 pin caravan socket with any success though ..
Yes, the UMC cable is quite inflexible so a short 13amp extension lead is worth having in that scenario.
You’d probably tripped the breaker or not fully plugged in properly or something like that. Nothing special. The blue 16A commando adaptor can be useful if you have one.Tried to charge a model X 100D at a caravan park in Stanthorpe last week and the car keep saying communication error, however plugged into standard home socket no problem last night? Is there an adapter you need for this to work properly?
I actually have a special commando extension lead (16 A) used to connect at caravan sites (I run phone chargers from it). so I would connect my granny to the extension, limit charging to 10 A and let it sip slowly but steady )You’d probably tripped the breaker or not fully plugged in properly or something like that. Nothing special. The blue 16A commando adaptor can be useful if you have one.
yes...I must be going to the wrong campsites. So far, only one has agreed to let me charge through the granny charger, having offered them some ££ to cover the cost. Most places simply refuse saying they don’t have EV charging facilities.
Are others just plugging in without saying anything? Better to ask for forgiveness than permission?