installation of a Leisure Battery by an Electrickery Virgin

pilajake · Post by **pilajake** » Thu Sep 13, 2007 6:12 pm

Hi
Finally did it

using an intelligent split relay system off Ebay (Willinton)

1. 1 metre of 30 amp cable
2. 4 metres of 15 amp cable
3. Two in line fuse holders ( 30 amp) with fuses
4. Two 16 amp 12 volt sockets installed in rear of Bongo side Kitchen
( All these from Maplins for £30 )
5. Intelligent split relay system off Willinton ( £30)
6. 100 amp leisure battery and battery connections £45 ( A1)

No need for me to use internal Bongo Electrics , No curtains or radio to use , simply bypassed all internal wiring and fuses and use all I need off rear 12 volt conversion sockets ( 15 amps each ) or with a decent 300 Watt converter, ( The Range £30)

All done in under Two Hours with help off my Brother all for £ 135 and a couple of home brew bottles of wine for my Brother

mikeonb4c · Post by **mikeonb4c** » Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:02 pm

Well I'd call that a RESULT - enjoy

pilajake · Post by **pilajake** » Thu Sep 13, 2007 8:38 pm

Thanks Mikeonb4c and everyone who gave advice previously

I have Already enjoyed a 3 day trip in pembrokeshire last weekend and watched all the rugby world cup on my new Electrickery supply with an endless supply of cold refreshments

all this without worrying about starting my engine.

perfect

daveblueozzie · Post by **daveblueozzie** » Thu Sep 13, 2007 9:26 pm

did mine and bigdaddycains earlier this year ,brill dont know how i managed before.easy installation.