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The Van's Construction : Renault Master campervan conversion

Building Furniture-The utilities tower

5/8/2014

 
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Between the bed and the sliding side door there is just enough room for a tower unit,seating ,from the bottom upwards,

Ducting from the heater,and filler pipe for the fresh water tank

The fridge(a Waeco 80L compressor fridge -running on 12v supply)

A worktop,with microwave(an ordinary domestic model,£25 from Tesco)powered from a 240 socket

Two shelf layers of electrics ,the ECU, 12V socket,and warning sensors.(Smoke,carbon monoxide and gas),the heater controls,and the solar panel display 

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Wires everywhere.Help !!!!

Having finished building the utilities tower,with the previously installed wiring loom fed up into where the Electrical control unit(ECU) will be located,I handed the van back to my professional help at West Country Motorhomes,to have the ECU and controls connected up.


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Electrics sorted !!! Lower panel: ECU,gas tank level reader, 12v socket. Upper panel:Kombi alarm to detect gas leaks(propane /anaesthetics),Solar panel display,Heater controls,Carbon monoxide detector(and yet to be added: Smoke detector)
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The ECU ,240v supply fuses and RCD to left,and 12V fuses to right
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Floor level ducting cupboard ,below the fridge
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Inside the ducting cupboard. Grey is the fresh water filler pipe. Brown are the cold air intake and hot air outflow to and from the heater located under the bed. There is enough remaining space to store other bits and pieces too.
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Nearing completion now.Awaiting fitting of the flooring material, and also the walls need lining with leatherette.

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