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Subject Topic: TV power/ariel socket identification
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Personinsiorc
27/5/2016 at 2:52am
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Hello

I currently have the 12v tv point with flat blade type plug/socket used with adaptors for standard type cigarette plugs, but this means cables and adaptors looking untidy.
I would like to try and change the tv wall sockets for a cigarette type, but if at all possible I would like to see if the existing socket manufacturer provides this part to try and keep it looking original.
Can anybody recognise the manufacturer or socket range so I can try and find this, as I've trawled the usual shops/sites looking for caravan electrics but I have not managed to find ones looking like these (in the link). It is a 2003 Swift Conquerer.

Thanks

TV Socket Pic


Personbirdman101
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You link does not work.Swift presently use CBE sockets.Have a look on leisureshopdirect they show several sockets for mains, 12V and TV /SAT.
If you put a picture on your gallery it may help identify.


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Thank you birdman1, the link worked for me but must've expired or something. I couldn't find any other way to show an image but as you have suggested I have now added it to my Gallery Images

I have looked at the CBE socket types and they are not the same, although being a 2003 caravan then possible older model sockets?

If anyone is able to identify it then it would be great.


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I have two plugs made by clipsal is that what you need they are flat two pin blades. they where on 97 compass caravan. yours for post cost


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Thanks kemles, a kind offer but I currently have those to adapt from the flat pin clipsal type to a 4 way cigarette outlet for the tv aswell as charging phones/tablets etc. (most important with 3 gadget kids), but it's untidy with the cable and all.
I was hoping to fit a cigarette type outlet at each end of the caravan so I could then use it for charging phones/tablets from a single multi USB port cigarette adaptor at one caravan end, and tv at the other. We swap the tv from living room to bedroom on a rainy night for the kids, so keeping a single connection type is convenient. A lot of our use is in remote spots without 240v connection, so 12v gets used a lot.


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PersonJohnnie Boy
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google rainbow conversions or c a k tanks, you can browse there web sites and you should find what your looking for.
or maybe not !


Personbirdman101
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May be worth asking Sargent electrical for the details.They supply
all electrical components and wiring to Swift.Tel 01482881655
If you phone speak to Craig is is very helpful.


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Our new bailey has a single socket sized plate with a TV coax socket and a car type lighter socket in the same plate. They are made by what used to be Clipsall but they were take over by Legrand I believe.

They have holes into which all sorts of plugs and sockets & switches etc just push in to.

They are mad e of polycarbonate, a virtually unbreakable plastic (ideal for caravans) and were also available in many different colours.

I wanted to use them in schools but unfortunately the very convenient push in switches etc also very inconveniently pushed out.



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