| When you connect to any camping site hook-up | | | | plug and socket are available from most camping or |
| point you will normally receive a nominal 230V, single | | | | caravan dealers. Your connecting lead should be 25 |
| phase, 0Hz supply. You should find a label on your | | | | meters in length. If it is shorter it may not reach the |
| equipment that will tell you if it is suitable for this | | | | nearest hook-up. The use of a second cable should |
| type of supply. | | | | be avoided, but if used it must be fitted with the |
| YOUR SUPPLY CABLE | | | | British Standard plug and connector. The connection |
| The socket outlet of the campsites hook-up points | | | | between the two cables should be raised off the |
| complies with the British Standard BS EN 60309-2. | | | | ground. Taped cable joints and ordinary 13 amp plugs |
| Your connecting lead must have a plug to match this | | | | and sockets must not be used under any |
| socket outlet and a connector to match the inlet to | | | | circumstances. |
| your unit. Suitable leads fitted with the appropriate | | | | |