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Well after seeing the idea here I decided to do it myself. I had to take the toilet out anyway as its full of the dreadded black bits and needs a good couple of flushes through, and with the van being in storage It was just as easy to take it out, But I also installed a microswitch so when the cassette has been taken out the pump will not work.
Apart from the pump/hose which I already had, I spend a total of £8 on the Push switch, Micro switch, 2mts of 3A wire and 3A fuse from Maplins.
Total time to complete was about an hour and half as I was taking my time, the bonus is there is already a 12v supply feed under where the toilet sits so no messing with that....
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Dave + Maria
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Topic: Thetford C4 retro fitted Electric Flush
