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selfbuild 240v hookup & charging

cir287 · 2010-07-15 08:09:34

Hi, after some very long delays I'm finally making some decent progress on my sprinter conversion again. I have most of my elec fittings in and wired back to where I'm going to locate the battery. I have my split charge relay setup ready to go. What I'm now after is what setup would people recommend for the 240v hookup and…

15-07-2010 8:09am

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cir287

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Hi,
after some very long delays I'm finally making some decent progress on my sprinter conversion again. I have most of my elec fittings in and wired back to where I'm going to locate the battery. I have my split charge relay setup ready to go.

What I'm now after is what setup would people recommend for the 240v hookup and battery charging. Simple (and cheap) is what I'm after. I may or may not install straight away.

Thanks
Cir.

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#2 16-07-2010 11:36am

Aidan_M_M

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We have these "Connect and Forget" Chargers , small neat yokes that you wire in permanently to the battery and mains . They work as a normal charger , and cut out when the battery is full . Cheap too .

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