Yes, under the front passenger seat.Can someone confirm whether the UK T6.1 beach camper has a leisure battery? I note it has EHU but cannot confirm from brochure whether it has leisure battery.
Thanks
The Beach Camper does, the Beach Tourer (2 sliding doors) does not.Hi All,
Does anyone know if the 2020 VW Beach as standard should have a 230 Volt charging feature. Im buying a new beach and I'm about to take ownership from garage but I noticed that it doesn't have a 230 Volt outside connection. Im in Dublin Ireland so not sure if this is the reason but would appreciate it if anyone could help me. From review of spec it seems to me that this should come as standard, it makes no sense to have an Auxiliary battery but no means of charging it when you get to a campsite.
Many Thanks
Ciaran
You really need to try and find a copy of the 2020 brochure to be 100% sure.. Am I right in saying that the only part that is needed is the 230-V Inlet, all other parts should be in the camper already from factory fit.
Huge thanks again.
Ciaran
I’m not sure. If it’s the Beach Tourer and so not provided with hook up, then unlikely to have 240V sockets? Maybe an inverter socket and some USB / 12v sockets.You really need to try and find a copy of the 2020 brochure to be 100% sure.
I think you would have the external socket, a consumer unit inside and the battery charger along with the associated wiring missing.
I'm not 100% familiar with a beach but would assume there is also a 240v socket internally as well.
That’a not correct. The conclusion from the UK brochure is that the Beach Camper does have EHU.I thought it had been previously concluded on this forum that neither the T6.1 Beach Camper, nor the 6.1 Beach Tour, comes with EHU. It will be interesting to see whether the Camper does indeed come with it (irrespective of what the brochure says).
There’s a UK style 3 pin 240V socket next to the gas storage locker. Haven’t looked for the inverter yet (didn’t use it much on the Ocean so not expecting to with the Beach).Alison. Nice van , looks good with the silver awning.
Have you checked for an internal 240v socket, the T5.1 beach definatley had one, on the back base of the drivers seat I think.
The T6.1 should also have the 240v inverter socket under under the handbrake.
By the gas storage would be the 240v hookup socket then.There’s a UK style 3 pin 240V socket next to the gas storage locker. Haven’t looked for the inverter yet (didn’t use it much on the Ocean so not expecting to with the Beach).
I’ve added photo’s on the other thread.By the gas storage would be the 240v hookup socket then.
All new transporters etc have the inverter socket under the handbrake, not just the Californias. I think its now far more useful as its 300w.
That beach mini kitchen looks pretty useful without taking up much room at all.
So does this socket on the seat base work without hook-up?By the gas storage would be the 240v hookup socket then.
All new transporters etc have the inverter socket under the handbrake, not just the Californias. I think its now far more useful as its 300w.
That beach mini kitchen looks pretty useful without taking up much room at all.
Yes - thats the idea.So does this socket on the seat base work without hook-up?
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