Inverter adaptor plug

[scooter]

Just found this on amazon might try it for the inverter socket
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07HFDMH78/?tag=eliteelect-21

 

[Ian Maddocks]

I have one, works fine. The shape is more round than trapezoid but works fine.

 

[ArunAlec]

I guess you need to be careful with what you use the 3 pin socket for as there is no earth continuity.

 

[capt kirk]

And don't leave it in the socket as it keeps the inverter running when plugged in.

 

[seasiders1]

Has anyone tried changing the socket and wiring in a surface mounted three pin (like the other one), accepting the 150w limit….

 

[WelshGas]

Has anyone tried changing the socket and wiring in a surface mounted three pin (like the other one), accepting the 150w limit….

If you are referring to the Inverter socket, it is all one unit, socket and inverter.

 

[andyinluton]

Has anyone tried changing the socket and wiring in a surface mounted three pin (like the other one), accepting the 150w limit….

If you are thinking of doing that , as WelshGas says its all one unit, you would be better off fitting the inverter from a T6.1 - its fitted by the handbrake on the drivers seat, takes both 2 and 3 pin plugs & is rated at 300w

 

[Ch1pbutty]

Or run this off your 12v socket:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0111YIFK0/?tag=eliteelect-21

 

[seasiders1]

If you are referring to the Inverter socket, it is all one unit, socket and inverter.

Ok thanks for the info, I didn’t realise that. I just don’t like my current arrangement of a series of adapters which make it useful, if liable to moving around and going off! Maybe cheaper to find a single adapter that fits snugly into the inverter with a 3 pin socket.

 

[seasiders1]

If you are thinking of doing that , as WelshGas says its all one unit, you would be better off fitting the inverter from a T6.1 - its fitted by the handbrake on the drivers seat, takes both 2 and 3 pin plugs & is rated at 300w

Thanks, that sounds like a good suggestion, but I imagine a bit pricey!

 

[Resfeber]

Ok thanks for the info, I didn’t realise that. I just don’t like my current arrangement of a series of adapters which make it useful, if liable to moving around and going off! Maybe cheaper to find a single adapter that fits snugly into the inverter with a 3 pin socket.

Like this.
Sold in club shop and Dunelm among many.

Note multi country pins to plug into and accepts UK 3 pin and various foreign plugs & USB too