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Campervan Essentials
Here are links to the Campervan Essential products we talk about in our videos.
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A Mains Socket tester will indicate if the supply you are connected to is safe. Highlighting Reverse Polarity or no Earth |
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When travelling in mainland Europe many campsites don't have the standard 16Amp "Blue" sockets. This Euro adapter will let you connect to the commonly used 2 pin sockets |
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If you find yourself on a campsite with reverse polarity (pretty common in mainland Europe) this Reverse Polarity Adapter lead will correct the polarity keeping you safer. |
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If you are using any heating or cooking facilities with combustion. (Wood, Gas, Diesel etc) Carbon Monoxide alarm could be a lifesaver. This unit is certified for mobile use. |
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A fire blanket is an important piece of safety equipment we always carry |
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A dry powder fire extinguisher can be used on most types of fires but can reduce visibility in a small space |
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We also carry a Firexo Multi Fire extinguisher, which has impressive results (see video) even on Lithium Battery fires |
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A simple and cheap spirt level is a great help to getting your van level. Making it more comfortable. |
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When you can't find a level spot to park, a set of levelling ramps is a great aid to making things more comfortable. This set have been great for us, very robust and come in their own travel bag making storage easy. |
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A wobbly van, be it from the wind or kids moving around can get annoying, a couple of these light weight stabilising jacks helps to make the van more stable and comfortable.
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Keeping warm or cool in the van is really important to us, we found internal thermal blinds for the windscreen and cab windows just weren't up to the job. This exterior windscreen cover has been superb and is still holding up well 6 years after purchase.
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Helping to connect to most exterior taps a set of these hose connectors help us to keep topped up with drinking water.
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For any strange taps this universal tap connector from Hoselock has come to the rescue a few times.
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We found pegs often aren't up to the job of securing our awning when the wind gets up. These coach screws with an awning tie down kit and electric screw drive are an easy and secure alternative.
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Not the exact model of power screwdriver we use but it ticks the same boxes
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Again not the exact awning tie downs we use but a good set none the less.
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Having a refillable gas system in our van being able to fill it is key. A set of LPG adapters for use abroad is vital.
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We've saved ourselves (and a few other campers) time and money with our OBD2 fault code reader. A cheap and simple device to help diagnose problems with your van.
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Easy mix epoxy resin - A simple, clean and easy solution to the breakages that can often happen on trips.
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Another simple repair solution we have to hand to keep us on the road Express repair putty.
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Gorilla Tape sticks to everything! Not much more to say!
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There isn't much that can't be repaired with cable ties, so we always have a pack onboard.
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