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No Trevor, it does not need to be connected to your motor home or anything else other than the supply. As you can see, due to the amount of mess. No room on my desk for a Motorhome. So waiting patiently to be plugged in and still working.

You connect your hookup cable to the supply first. Then when you go to plug it into your motor home you will be illuminated as to whether it’s safe to do so.

PORK!

But it could be too late by then!

The finesse bit is where I fall over. Once I get to functional I tend to loose interest.

Look closely Dave there is a red splodge beside the green one. There not as bright as I'd like, but that's neon's for you. Message me your address and I'll send one to you.

This was far more interesting than work, so I knocked one up. :)

Finally got one Dave, I'll wire it up this afternoon if time allows.

People are generally stupid, you need rules to control the chaos that would ensue without them. That said, many I don’t agree with. I knew a lad from school, I didn’t really like him. His dream was to be a HGV driver. You have to start somewhere, so he had a delivery job with a panel van. On...

You might find there will be a little more lag than you’d like.

Much better to watch MUTED ;)

Eberspachers purchased for stand alone installations don't care where they are installed. OEM installations are generally integrated into the climate control system and have a controller designed to suit the manufacturer. These often can't be removed and used as a stand alone device. Just by...

I've not played with the Chinese heaters, and suspect the controller is digital. The new generation of eberspachers are supposed to be digital to make them easier to integrate into modern vehicles.

Now how are you going to change the temperature setting??

So now you want the pin outs from the controller your planning on using. Looks like you just need 3 wires to start and stop it.

Just lookup the pin outs. From memory two wires power it. To start it is a momentary contact.

Even if they don’t belong to you. ;)

When I see those I think a strong wind would bend them! If everyone thinks they are fine, maybe mine will be overkill. Do yours stay up for any length of time? Mine go down in a day or so :(

Only if their sealed ;)

After having a battery fire in Murky some years ago I like them outside now.