Hook up - Netherlands (1 Viewer)

[Rjcamper]

Planning on heading to Netherlands to visit our son in April. Site I am looking at comes with hook up. Now I don't normally bother as have solar and twin batteries and tend to move on after one or two days, but will be stationary for at least 3 nights.....

What do I need to get to enable use of the electrical hook up on site?

(Also planning on European tour in 2023, if not sooner )

Thanks

 

[Tonks]

Planning on heading to Netherlands to visit our son in April. Site I am looking at comes with hook up. Now I don't normally bother as have solar and twin batteries and tend to move on after one or two days, but will be stationary for at least 3 nights.....

What do I need to get to enable use of the electrical hook up on site?

(Also planning on European tour in 2023, if not sooner )

Thanks

When I was in Holland I used the same hook up cable as I use here. No adapter was necessary.
I was - unusually - on site for a week, so it was very handy, especially as I'd also taken my electric bike to get about on and thus needed to recharge the battery.

 

[Speve]

Most have the usual blue hook ups but worth taking a few Adaptor tails just in case one with European two pin plug will be useful for older installations

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[glenn2926]

Just your EHU cable. I’d be very surprised if it was a different connection.

 

[LesW]

Planning on heading to Netherlands to visit our son in April. Site I am looking at comes with hook up. Now I don't normally bother as have solar and twin batteries and tend to move on after one or two days, but will be stationary for at least 3 nights.....

What do I need to get to enable use of the electrical hook up on site?

(Also planning on European tour in 2023, if not sooner )

Thanks

You should easily manage three nights without EHU..

 

[Rjcamper]

Thank all, think I will get some adapters just in case

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[EuroTrotters]

On some very old sites, you may need one of these.

Continental Schuko Plug to 16A Trailing Socket Adapter Lead

Continentsl Schuko 3 pin plug to 16A 3 pin socket converter suitable for camping, caravanning and on-site generators

www.cef.co.uk

 

[Rjcamper]

You should easily manage three nights without EHU..

Think I will as well, but as included in fee might as well use it plus better to be ready just in case of cloudy days