US Westy hook up plugs ++now in++

[creationblue]

Hi

I'm tied up at work this week, bear with me and I'll get the cost of the postage. I sent some to Germany and France last year and postage was about £18 from memory but that may have been just for the plug as its lighter.

 

[creationblue]

Hello Mate

Do you have any left? 10M with socket will do?

Cheers Darius

I have plenty Darius

I'll PM you

Just

 

[robins]

ok just,
lucie may need one,i will let you know when it comes

up the oilers :mrgreen:

 

[creationblue]

ok just,
lucie may need one,i will let you know when it comes

up the oilers :mrgreen:

Lol unbelievable mate :shock:

I'll put one by for her

 

[creationblue]

Hi Just

I´m also interested in a 10m pre-wired cord #2, shipped to Denmark, if any more in stock.

Best Regards
Allan

Hi

10M lead posted Royal Mail standard to Denmark will cost £35.00

Just

 

[Stormfeldt]

Sounds great PM sent

 

[robins]

cheers mate

 

[Stormfeldt]

Hi Just.

Did you get the shipping price for the two 10m cables?

kind regards
Allan

 

[creationblue]

Hi Just.

Did you get the shipping price for the two 10m cables?

kind regards
Allan

Items posted and will be with you next week, thanks 8)

 

[Stormfeldt]

got the package today

cheers mate, and happy st patrick's day arty0041:

Allan

 

[creationblue]

got the package today

cheers mate, and happy st patrick's day arty0041:

Allan

Excellent, happy camping 8)

 

[who?1]

Hi Just,

Have you got any of these left?

I am after a 10m set up pleazzz.

Regards

Matt

 

[creationblue]

Hi Just,

Have you got any of these left?

I am after a 10m set up pleazzz.

Regards

Matt

Yes mate I have plenty

 

[bertiethebus]

Sorry if I've missed this already reading through but...
I've checked over and re fitted the original hook up and twin socket to my '72 Westy and when I looked at what was left of the sticker it said "120V only and Do Not Use Higher Voltage"
So I'm guessing I can't use it on mains then?

 

[who?1]

The issues as I see them are two fold.

One : the current flowing will be different at 240 volts. This will equate to less Amps being used so no worries there. The Current carrying capacity of the cables in the hook up will not be affected.

Two: the voltage is higher and this may cause insulation resistance problems. However I would assume that even at 500V the unit will be safe. Get your friendly spark to test this for you. It will take Five minutes and will give you piece of mind.

Other than that I can't see a problem, just don't rely on the old voltage trip.... Get an RCD fitted as a matter of course.

 

[creationblue]

The issues as I see them are two fold.

One : the current flowing will be different at 240 volts. This will equate to less Amps being used so no worries there. The Current carrying capacity of the cables in the hook up will not be affected.

Two: the voltage is higher and this may cause insulation resistance problems. However I would assume that even at 500V the unit will be safe. Get your friendly spark to test this for you. It will take Five minutes and will give you piece of mind.

Other than that I can't see a problem, just don't rely on the old voltage trip.... Get an RCD fitted as a matter of course.

Great advise from a professional.

 

[creationblue]

Plenty of these still available

 

[creationblue]

bump

 

[creationblue]

Still available 8)

 

[creationblue]

Up for the 2017 season