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*the names and addresses of approved
contractors in any locality (there are over
10,500 in the uK) can be obtained from
electricity shops, or direct from:
NICEIC, Vintage House,
37 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7UJ
Telephone: 0171 582 7746
The names and addresses of members of the
Electrical Contractors’ Associations can be
obtained direct from:
ECA, Esca House,
Palace Court, London W2 4HY
Telephone: 0171 229 1266
ECA of Scotland, 23 Heriot Row
Edinburgh EH3 6EW
Telephone: 0131 225 7221
WarnInG: current consumption in the
caravan must not exceed 16 amps or the
pitch permitted maximum if this is less than
16 amps .
It is dangerous to attempt modifications
and additions yourself . lampholder - plugs
(bayonet-cap adaptors) should not in any
circumstances be used .
overseas connectIon
Note: Connection to a mains voltage supply
OVERSEAS requires particular attention.
Care must be taken when connecting
supplies abroad since the supplies can be of
REVERSE POLARITY.
The significance of REVERSE POLARITY is that
when equipment is switched off it may not be
electrically isolated.
The only certain way of making equipment safe
is to unplug it.
It is useful to have a means of checking polarity
of the mains supply, especially when touring
overseas. There are available several proprietary
makes of equipment for testing polarity.
If it can be achieved, it is preferable to connect
live to live, and neutral to neutral to maintain full
electrical protection.
WarnInG: never allow modifications of
electrical or lpG systems and appliances
except by qualified persons .
230v MaIns electrIcal
equIpMent poWer
consuMptIon
Note: It is possible that the 230v mains electrical
equipment may not all operate simultaneously.
A typical UK site mains hook up point provides
a maximum output of 10 amps and on some
continental sites the available output may be as
low as 5 amps. If your loading exceeds the site
supply it may trip the site circuit breaker. Please
check the available mains supply with your site
operator.
Similarly loadings on each circuit breaker
within the caravan should be observed. A label
positioned close to the MCB’s will identify which
appliances within the caravan are fed from
which MCB. Consulting the table on page 43 in
conjunction with this label, will give an indication
of which appliances can, and cannot, (site
supply allowing), be operated simultaneously.