Installing a 240v Hook up kit into your van/campervan.

@Turningspanners
Here we have a step by step guide for installing a 240v hook up to either your van or camper, I hope you find this useful. Please feel free to comment and thank you for watching.

[@geedub2019]

I find it interesting that you used a level when you could've just easily measured up from the other socket. Van could've been sat on a slope, more weight usually on one side of them builds as well. Unless of course you checked the level on the worktop/socket before 😂

[@TurningSpannerz]

Thanks for the comment, I used a combination of the two and ended up using the worktop as a datum as the socket below was not level 🤦‍♂

[@geedub2019]

@@TurningSpannerz 😂

[@MarkRabone1986]

Did you remove the exhaust heat shield to fit this?

[@TurningSpannerz]

Hi Mark,
No I did not need to remove the exhaust heatshield to install this kit. Hope this helps

[@rob444s]

Sorry must have missed it BUT what does the 1.5mm flex go to/from?

[@TurningSpannerz]

Hi Rob.
1.5mm flex goes from the fuse board up to the sockets.
2.5mm goes from the hook up plug to the fuse board

[@TurningSpannerz]

Hi Rob.
1.5mm flex goes from the fuse board up to the sockets.
2.5mm goes from the hook up plug to the fuse board

[@TurningSpannerz]

Hi Rob.
1.5mm flex goes from the fuse board up to the sockets.
2.5mm goes from the hook up plug to the fuse board

[@TurningSpannerz]

Hi Rob.
1.5mm flex goes from the fuse board up to the sockets.
2.5mm goes from the hook up plug to the fuse board

[@rob444s]

@@TurningSpannerz Cheers mate - just buying the gear from Amazon this evening to copy the exact same on your video. Is there any concern with running something like an air fryer off a socket with 1,5mm flex possibly?