Electric (shore) 240 volt hook-up using the Tow Bar (No Holes) Campervan electrics | Shed 52

At last, we are working inside of our Vito conversion and restoration. This video shows how to use a tow bar to supply the electricity, gas, and Wi-Fi. We will cover the gas and wifi supply in a later video. We have avoided drilling holes in the roof and sides of the van by using the tow bar as a mounting point for electricity and Gas.
Other Episodes of the Van Conversion (electrics)
Ep1. Electric (shore) 240-volt hook-up using the Tow Bar (No Holes) Campervan electrics.
• Electric (shore) 240 v...
Ep 2. Wiring a 12-volt van/boat switch panel and isolation switch
• Wiring a 12 volt van/b...
Ep3. How to Wire 12V Dimmer Switches | Interior Van Lighting Made Easy!
• How To Install Puck (L...
Ep4 How to 12V 2-Way (3-Way) Switches (to Control Camper Van Lights from two locations)
• How to 12V 2-Way (3-Wa...
Ep 5 Electric Cable & Fuse Sizing - Camper Van Conversion
• Electric Cable & Fuse ...
Ep. 6. How To Install Puck (LED) Lights | Interior Van Lighting Made Easy! Campervan Electrics
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All tools mentioned in the video are listed below.
Tow bar for Vito & Viano £139.99 (includes postage)
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16amp external socket £8.75
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External socket
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Artic Blue Cable 19m £22.95
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LPG Gas connection £30.80
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Poynting Wifi Router £89.99
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Crimping tool and fittings (£28.99)
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40mm Grommets £6.29
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Wire crimping tool for Ferrels
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750pc Ferrel sleeves £5.99
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[@railgap]

This is literally unlawful in the states. Do you not have a national department of transportation that regulates this sort of thing? No Compressed Gas Association or the like. I guess we'll be seeing you in the news eventually.

[@shed52]

Hi, the video is on electrical hookup, but I'd like to take on board your concerns with gas hook-up. The LPG gas bottle has to be stored in a gas-compliant cabinet within or underneath a van. If installed in the van it has to be vented through the floor. The hole in the floor cannot be within a certain distance from a structural member or near (can not be within 250cm) a heat source such as an exhaust pipe. Most people however do have an external filler which can be located on the side of the van, but not under a vent or window. Tucking the inlet under the van is, however, common in the UK. I will take on board your concerns before I make the final connection for the gas, I will double-check the rules.

[@MrDHenwood]

Is this the first time someone's mounted the services on a towbar?