10/10 thanks for this. The only electrics video I’ve seen on UA-cam that actually shows how to do them, especially the crimping part. Inspired to tackle this job myself. Thank you so much.
Tis nice to find content on the subject from a calm, mild mannered, clear and concise chap after trawling through a dozen clickbaity new age lunatics with ADHD editing. Cheers fella.
Part of my business is automotive electrics and audio installations so I know a good old bit on this sort of stuff and I've got to say what a sterling job Sir 👏🏻
Electrics are the one thing that worried me. But after watching this, it looks pretty easy, provided you have the right gear and work slowly - thank you.
Iv just found your channel after 100s and 100s of others and yours is so so much better explanation thanks so much you save me and plenty more happy campers 😎
When you get the cables to join your leisure batteries in parallel, make sure you have the positives connected to one battery, and negatives connected to the other battery...helps even out the draw when is use and also when charging etc...
You have made the Best video I've seen by far of this .. all the others are just showing you what they have and shouting numbers at you without really explaining in layman's terms what they really do thank you !!
Excellent video. And you are learning so much about the electrics. Do yourself a favor and install an LCD Voltmeter somewhere so that you can always see the volts on your batteries at any given time. I installed a dual voltmeter up at the driving seat position so that I can monitor my car's battery voltage and my 2nd camping battery while Im driving. Cheers
You made a good choice going for a B2B or DCDC charger over a voltage sensitive relay mate as a VSR will never fully charge your batteries. I see so many people using VSR’s because there cheap but there certainly not the way to go, especially with AGM batts. As someone in the trade I can tell you your doing a great job and have obviously researched what your doing 👍🏼 top marks Paul 👍🏼
Also...off topic Have you seen Hilleberg are auctioning off for charity the 1 and only Camo fabric tent they made?? Might be worth a shout on your next video I’m sure with the following you have you could push the numbers up even higher 😊 atb
My first job was designing wiring harnesses for Caravans, Motorhomes and Van conversions. Still got it in me but daren't go for a conversion my self 😂 Love the progress Paul and Jo!
Good video and good work. when you need more power. Buy the smartpas 120 and connect this to D250se. Then you have 150 Ampere charging power, it is much faster then what you have now with only D250se . But you need then thicker cables. ATB Raymond
The electrical system looks very neat and organized. It did look pretty straight forward to install. You must have been quite happy when the lights lit up ......Take care, Bluefin.
@@happycreativemind Apologies, you have jogged my memory, and sorry ronnie. Can't wait to see the adventures, you and Paul go on together. Super impressed at the build so far. Can't wait for the next instalment.
@@MultiHector82 thank you, and thanks for watching. We’re humbled by how many people want to be on the journey with us. Thanks for the support, can’t wait to get finished and out now. 🙂
May I suggest the main fuse should be as close to the starter battery as possible because the length of wire from the starter battery to your control panel is unprecedented great video as usual
Top job mate, my only problem is by the time your done there's gonna be no pitches left when i want to book a campsite with the amount of people you've inspired to take up van life😁
Excellent Paul, thanks so much for taking the time to film and share. You are giving so many people inspiration to achieve their dreams. MACK and Maggie, Huddersfield
Great Video and great work. You've inspired me. I have all the equipment a Ctek 250se and a Smart Pass 120 a battery and battery box to fit in my 4WD and I've had it for about 6 months and not completed the install. All I need is to get the cabling. I'm away next week but the week after I'll fit it. Thanks.
You need a breaker closer to the van battery, as you have an unprotected end, at the van battery end. If that part of the cable was to short out it wouldn’t be able to break the circuit from the van battery.
I have to admit I don't have any particular interest in doing this myself but I've loved watching the series so far, looking forward to the next one! 🙂
Really enjoying your project Paul and the lovely Jo. Hope it won't stop you getting back to the peaks under canvas? FYI Im on a first aid course, bought some cold packs, mentioned I would use them to chill food when wild camping, two guys (out of twelve) asked if I watched your channel!!! FAME
PROPER JOB FELLA ! Well laid out & put in layman’s terms giving people the opportunity to build themselves. Ha 4 simplistic van builds so far but next one will be needing all in . Keep well & safe & enjoy the build .👍👨🏼🌾❤️☮️✊
Do you know how many people you are inspiring to have a go right now? That is a great job done.
10/10 thanks for this. The only electrics video I’ve seen on UA-cam that actually shows how to do them, especially the crimping part. Inspired to tackle this job myself. Thank you so much.
This is turning into an ace little series!
Tis nice to find content on the subject from a calm, mild mannered, clear and concise chap after trawling through a dozen clickbaity new age lunatics with ADHD editing.
Cheers fella.
Part of my business is automotive electrics and audio installations so I know a good old bit on this sort of stuff and I've got to say what a sterling job Sir 👏🏻
Grow up. ‘Oooh look at me, you’re doing a sterling job sir’ oooh let me hold it for you
@guardiology3119 you been sniffing again ya demic ?
One small tip. Label the wiring. If anything goes wrong in the future you don't have to chase down wiring.
that‘s why he made this video, so he don‘t need to label, he just goes trough the video again
Electrics are the one thing that worried me. But after watching this, it looks pretty easy, provided you have the right gear and work slowly - thank you.
Iv just found your channel after 100s and 100s of others and yours is so so much better explanation thanks so much you save me and plenty more happy campers 😎
Well explained Paul that looks fairly straightforward..
Enjoying your van build, just like myself, on the front road outside your house, no big barn or unit, love it guys.
When you get the cables to join your leisure batteries in parallel, make sure you have the positives connected to one battery, and negatives connected to the other battery...helps even out the draw when is use and also when charging etc...
Didn't understand half of what you were explaining, yet I want to see the next video 😂👍👌
Me neither, but as usual Paul made it look easy. I just don’t do electrickery. 😀
Really enjoying this camper build Paul the smile when you switch your lights on says everything 😃
Nice job, Paul if it was me I'd put fuse /breaker closer to the van battery just to be shure can't wait until next video great job
You have made the Best video I've seen by far of this .. all the others are just showing you what they have and shouting numbers at you without really explaining in layman's terms what they really do thank you !!
That’s a great little system - job’s a good ‘un!
Excellent
Very good shout with the ctek brilliant quality
Very good was holding my breath prior to lights coming on
The look on your face when the lights worked! Like a kid at Xmas.
Smashing job !! ATB see you in the next one !!!
Absolutely nailing it mate. Chapeau!
Excellent video. And you are learning so much about the electrics. Do yourself a favor and install an LCD Voltmeter somewhere so that you can always see the volts on your batteries at any given time. I installed a dual voltmeter up at the driving seat position so that I can monitor my car's battery voltage and my 2nd camping battery while Im driving. Cheers
Fantastic progress!
Looking good! Beware of wire size/amperage draw balance.
Nice explanation very clean installation.
Best electrical walk through video on UA-cam. Many thanks.
It's really starting to take shape now Paul keep up the good work
You're very clever. Doing a great job mate 👍
Outstanding. Thats quite a tidy setup too.
You made a good choice going for a B2B or DCDC charger over a voltage sensitive relay mate as a VSR will never fully charge your batteries.
I see so many people using VSR’s because there cheap but there certainly not the way to go, especially with AGM batts.
As someone in the trade I can tell you your doing a great job and have obviously researched what your doing 👍🏼 top marks Paul 👍🏼
Also...off topic
Have you seen Hilleberg are auctioning off for charity the 1 and only Camo fabric tent they made??
Might be worth a shout on your next video I’m sure with the following you have you could push the numbers up even higher 😊 atb
I notice that the window ledge is doing the job for the brew dog 😀. Nice one!
Awesome work Paul... You're motoring along nicely Mate.
This is brilliant, really enjoying this series.
Brilliant ! And hose batteries are sweet...
I'm struggling waiting for the next video this has turned into a great little series.
I must admit these are cracking videos Paul.
That was so satisfying to watch!
You should call these episodes "This Old Van"
PBS would love to air this!
Norm Abrams got nothin' on you Paul.
That was the best electicity video i've watched!
Very interesting vlog and you have explained it so clear that it looks quite easy to do.
My first job was designing wiring harnesses for Caravans, Motorhomes and Van conversions. Still got it in me but daren't go for a conversion my self 😂 Love the progress Paul and Jo!
That's impressive .I've been using an anker powerstation.this gives me confidence to try it.
You know your onions 👍making it look very easy.
You’re doing an Amazing Paul 👍👍
Loving this build, looking forward to the finished article
Wow you really simplified this. I’ve watched so many videos and it felt like rocket science but now I feel like I’m starting to get it. Thank you!!
Beautiful work Sir, can't wait to see it finished!
Thank you. You described how to connect the electrics up very simply and clearly.
Its looking great so far ,your doing a super job 👏
Very impressed as to how simple you made it look. Cheers.
great clip, very informative.
Loving this van build...👌👌
Good video and good work. when you need more power. Buy the smartpas 120 and connect this to D250se. Then you have 150 Ampere charging power, it is much faster then what you have now with only D250se . But you need then thicker cables. ATB Raymond
The electrical system looks very neat and organized. It did look pretty straight forward to install. You must have been quite happy when the lights lit up ......Take care, Bluefin.
Your flying through this now. Well explained and good job 👍.
Throw a bit of grease or vasaline on where youve cleaned the paint off for the negative will help to stop corrosion.
You made that look easy my friend 👍🏽
Interesting video! Vans looking great already!
Love this...
Been watching Paul for years.
Such a lovely couple can't wait to see the adventures youz go on together.
Have you give the van a name?
S/he is Ronnie
@@happycreativemind
Apologies, you have jogged my memory, and sorry ronnie.
Can't wait to see the adventures, you and Paul go on together.
Super impressed at the build so far.
Can't wait for the next instalment.
@@MultiHector82 thank you, and thanks for watching. We’re humbled by how many people want to be on the journey with us. Thanks for the support, can’t wait to get finished and out now. 🙂
BIG thank you!! 5min ago i was done with my eletric that i have done for a while.. This video showed me everything!
CB is making a come back , you should put one in .
GREAT VIDEO!!! looked at the directions that came with the heater and felt like I was going cross eyed. Thanks much!
Great work!!
I would recommend putting an insulated cover over the positive terminals.
Looking great mate 👍
May I suggest the main fuse should be as close to the starter battery as possible because the length of wire from the starter battery to your control panel is unprecedented great video as usual
Paul, you’re a bona fide handyman!
Great job Paul 👍🏻
Mans on fire!
Great vid, looks good
Great effort and cracking job Paul. Very informative videos. Well done. Super channel…….addicted!
A really professional looking job and a really instructive video. Many thanks for this, great viewing!
Brilliant video. Love all the extra knowledge from your viewers as well. Top job and thank you Paul.
Doin a great job.
What a blooming great job, Paul. Absolutely smashing mate.
Cheers from Down Under 🍻
Wow…..you’re a great awesome 🙌 helpful guy to many of us novice vanpers and very inspiring to may. Thank You 🙏
Just subscribed there Paul. Quality video. Both extremely informative and enjoyable. 👌🏼
Top job mate, my only problem is by the time your done there's gonna be no pitches left when i want to book a campsite with the amount of people you've inspired to take up van life😁
That was a great video on the installation. Good job mate! Thanks
Looking good, mate.
Excellent Paul, thanks so much for taking the time to film and share. You are giving so many people inspiration to achieve their dreams. MACK and Maggie, Huddersfield
Great video Paul, really enjoying this series!
Props for doing all this yourself, I wouldn't have the first clue
Great video and another success Paul well done mate nicely nicely you progress 👊🚚👊
Loving your project ....... more bottle than me mate
Looking good bro
Great Video and great work. You've inspired me. I have all the equipment a Ctek 250se and a Smart Pass 120 a battery and battery box to fit in my 4WD and I've had it for about 6 months and not completed the install. All I need is to get the cabling. I'm away next week but the week after I'll fit it. Thanks.
I really enjoyed that, so down to earth and no drama. Also clear and simple instructions 👏
You need a breaker closer to the van battery, as you have an unprotected end, at the van battery end. If that part of the cable was to short out it wouldn’t be able to break the circuit from the van battery.
Cracking job mate 👌 nicely done
I have to admit I don't have any particular interest in doing this myself but I've loved watching the series so far, looking forward to the next one! 🙂
Really enjoying your project Paul and the lovely Jo. Hope it won't stop you getting back to the peaks under canvas?
FYI Im on a first aid course, bought some cold packs, mentioned I would use them to chill food when wild camping, two guys (out of twelve) asked if I watched your channel!!! FAME
Third.... I'm impressed Paul you did listen to that Tech Op training back in the day!!!
Looked awesome, nice and straight forward 🤘😎
first class job there mate
PROPER JOB FELLA ! Well laid out & put in layman’s terms giving people the opportunity to build themselves. Ha 4 simplistic van builds so far but next one will be needing all in . Keep well & safe & enjoy the build .👍👨🏼🌾❤️☮️✊
Brill mate looks class
Brilliant video as ever. Well done!
This is ace... Well done!
Brilliant video Paul cheers