Deluxe Mobile Mains Unit - Royal Leisure - Orange

While specific wattage is not detailed, it is designed for typical campsite appliances like coolers, lights, and charging devices. Avoid connecting high-draw appliances like electric heaters or kettles unless explicitly stated to be within its limits. Refer to campsite EHU guidelines for total capacity.

The unit has an IP44 rating, meaning it is splash-resistant and protected against water spray. It is suitable for outdoor use in wet conditions, but avoid direct immersion in water or prolonged exposure to heavy rain.

It connects to standard campsite power hook-up points, typically using a CEE form connector for the input (male plug on the lead) and providing standard UK sockets (Type G) for output.

If the RCD/MCB trips, first disconnect all devices. Then, locate the reset button on the unit (usually a small switch or button) and press it firmly to reset. If it trips again immediately, there may be an electrical fault with the unit or the connected device.

The USB ports are generally intended for lower-power devices like smartphones and tablets. While some laptops may charge if they accept USB-C PD or have very low charging requirements, it is not guaranteed and may be slow.

No, this cable is designed for temporary use on campsites and recreational purposes. It is not intended for permanent outdoor installation.

IP44 signifies that the unit is protected against solid objects over 1mm in size and is protected against water splashes from any direction.

Ensure the unit is securely plugged into the campsite's power source. Check if the campsite power is active. Verify that the RCD/MCB switch on the unit (if present) has not tripped; reset if necessary. Confirm that the total power draw of connected devices does not exceed the unit's capacity.

Try a different USB port. Ensure the device's charging cable is functional. Check that the mains unit is powered on and connected to a live power source. Some high-power devices may charge slowly or not at all if the USB port's output is insufficient.

This indicates an overload or a fault. Disconnect all devices and reconnect them one by one to identify the faulty device or the one drawing too much power. Reduce the number of high-power devices running simultaneously. If the problem persists with a single device, that device may be faulty.

Immediately disconnect the unit from the power source. Do not use the unit if the cable is visibly damaged, frayed, or the insulation is compromised. Contact the manufacturer or a qualified electrician for inspection or repair.