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Quote: Originally posted by Ancient Uncle on 16/10/2021
As suggested in my other postings on this topic, a mains to 12 volt adaptor from ebay. Mine is rated at 10 amps and cost about £15.
Problem solved.
No need for batteries and chargers. It will be drawing a small amount of power all the time it is plugged in, but arrange it to be unplugged when not required. After all, in our caravan, we always switch off the water pump if leaving the caravan unattended just in case something happened and the pump switched on and drained the tank and then continued to run dry.
I agree with that completely.
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Best Regards,
Colin
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Topic: Best way to power a water pump?
