Ev hook up adaptor

[The laird]

Anyone used one of these adapters? Vobor ev adaptor

 

[saxonborg]

Used the HowseHold version, had to buy one in Norway because the site wasn’t very upto date.

 

[marchie]

Anyone used one of these adapters? Vobor ev adaptor

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Used the middle and rh side version without a problem. They were part of the purchase package when we bought the M/Home 5 years ago. We also use a French 4 socket adapter with a 13 amp English plug inside the M/Home for charging the ebike batteries, hair clippers and sundry other bits of electrical kit that we have bought in France and Spain. We also carry a French plugged extension lead with a 4 socket 13 amp attached from our French hovel days

Steve

 

[Trotter]

Gordon, I saw the EV adapter on a YouTube video. I asked the boss if it could be worth trying to get one, by a PM.
I know that he is busy with his new build, so I didn’t want to bother him again.

If it works, it could be a very cheap alternative to the Juicie Brucie.

 

[The laird]

Gordon, I saw the EV adapter on a YouTube video. I asked the boss if it could be worth trying to get one, by a PM.
I know that he is busy with his new build, so I didn’t want to bother him again.

If it works, it could be a very cheap alternative to the Juicie Brucie.

Exactly what I was thinking .you tuber life unchartered has been using one to great success no issues so I think I may get one as a back up del

 

[oppy]

Hi Gordon, we have both the two blue ones, I made them up for our travels and they are wonderful , although they have longer leads!!

 

[wildebus]

Anyone used one of these adapters? Vobor ev adaptor

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That EV Adapter requires the use of your existing EHU Cable and from what I can see is basically an adapter from a 16A 'Commando' Socket to an EV Socket.
EVs are not my area of knowledge but I don't think it has any of the key features that the Jucie Brucie does apart from the physical connection.

 

[Trotter]

That EV Adapter requires the use of your existing EHU Cable and from what I can see is basically an adapter from a 16A 'Commando' Socket to an EV Socket.
EVs are not my area of knowledge but I don't think it has any of the key features that the Jucie Brucie does apart from the physical connection.

I accept what you are saying, although under £35 compared to £195, when you are already carrying a yellow cable, seems attractive. I’ll bear this in mind unless you or the boss says otherwise