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Supply for a camper van.

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A neighbour has just bought a camper van and I noticed that it is plugged into a garage socket whilst it is on the drive. I guess this so that they can do any fitting out it needs and keeping it's battery charged.


Having been reading the posts on EV charging, I am wondering whether similar requirements would apply to a regular 13A socket whether inside the garage, or outside the garage?  The supply is 1-phase TN-S 

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    No one is connecting the  distributors PEN (i.e. before the split to separated PE and N) to a caravan are they?

    They are simply connecting a CPC that is derived from a TNC-s supply at some point further back, to a caravan.

    No law is broken.

    Whether the CPC can be considered safe is another matter.
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    No one is connecting the  distributors PEN (i.e. before the split to separated PE and N) to a caravan are they?

    They are simply connecting a CPC that is derived from a TNC-s supply at some point further back, to a caravan.

    No law is broken.

    Whether the CPC can be considered safe is another matter.
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