Not the way I'd do it!

[daveclare]

Photo is how the tv and mifi power lead are connected to the MH 12v power supply. I suppose I should be thankful that it had one layer of pvc tape around it.

The tv supply is the usual Avtex 12v socket thingy, with the mifi lead soldered to it, both then soldered to 12v supply.

It was either done by dealer or company in Dorset who fitted the wifi kit.

 

[Bucket]

Makes you wonder doesn't it.
That said, at least it's been soldered, a real cowboy would have just used blu tac or tape.

 

[pappajohn]

Why they didn't just cut the plug off and solder the wires is anyone's guess.

 

[rb62]

Is the fuse still in there?

 

[Eggs]

That's just rubbish.

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[Clarky]

What a bodge!

 

[daveclare]

Fuse was still in there.....thankfully. Only discovered it as I was fitting a soundbar. All three (Tv, soundbar, mifi) are connected properly now.

 

[NicM]

Easy just get a 12 socket for it, but it makes you wonder who thought that was a good idea

 

[daveclare]

The person who is still probably fitting electrical equipment to MH's and hiding their incompetence from owners.

 

[Swifter]

Makes you wonder doesn't it.
That said, at least it's been soldered, a real cowboy would have just used blu tac or tape.

Luckily Gadget John wasn’t involved in this “professional ” installation .

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[Spriddler]

What a ridiculous way to do it.

 

[NicM]

I’ve seen some work by so called auto electricians, leaves a lot to be desired.