Mounting the 240v Power Points

In this video, I show how I cut the holes and sort out the mounting for the 240v power points throughout my bus.
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[@DOCWHOK9]

I think theres a rule about powerpoints being near water connections.
Strange powerpoints your using BTW, the rear of them is waterproof ?

[@AGirlADogandABus]

Yes there are minimum set distances that power points need to be away from things like sinks and showers. Mine are all well outside those distances.

[@1knightinbangkok946]

Yeah, in Australia, any electrical work over 60 volts needs to be performed by a qualified professional. So, if your solar is over 60V which I'm sure alot of DIYers is, it should be done by a pro. Also, most power points are designed to attach to a metal bracket, not screwed into a dry wall...

[@1knightinbangkok946]

New rules for Aust & NZ motorhomes coming into effect from Nov 2023...

[@AGirlADogandABus]

Yes I knowx i will hopefully have mine all signed off before then