Ok. Thanks. Very usefull if that proves to be the case.Well we've yet to see any photos but I'm assuming it will be the same as the rear, so you can unscrew/unplug the winch and plug in a portable compressor in seconds.
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Ok. Thanks. Very usefull if that proves to be the case.Well we've yet to see any photos but I'm assuming it will be the same as the rear, so you can unscrew/unplug the winch and plug in a portable compressor in seconds.
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That's a bit like "I have money, what could I buy?"No idea what I will use the 10A outlet under the bonnet fo
There is already an outlet in the rear cargo area, I believe, one of the overhead switches allows you to power all the accessory sockets even when the vehicle is off, which is really niceEven though outlets are located in front footwells, I'm sure it would be easy enough to run a circuit under door tread plates and to the back of vehicle for other uses. I mean that's what I did in my discovery1, just depends on space and fixings under the plates
I’m thinking something similar for supplying essentials in our home in the event of a power outage. Especially electrics to gas boiler in winter. Auxiliary battery ordered.A 4kw pure sinewave inverter coupled to either the front or rear high power outlet would be ideal for off grid short duty cycle corded power tools.... Sometimes battery tools don't quite have enough grunt.
What do you mean with 'telescopic beam' ?Consider a telescopic beam light at rear
I want oneWhat do you mean with 'telescopic beam' ?
Example link?
like this - for recovery vehicles / Transporters / Fire Brigade - this one is on German--What do you mean with 'telescopic beam' ?
Example link?
like this - for recovery vehicles / Transporters / Fire Brigade - this one is on German--
What I would need is sometimes e.g. next to ladder at rear a light bar / floodlight to be extended to 6 feet above vehicle.
This is when I need to do field dressing - and other stuff.- fixing high hides in particlar in fall / autumn and winter.. Early dark - need a proper lighting.
Most of the professional stuff is electric or pneumatic extension.. and by far oversized.. for my purpose.
There is a small but efficent one from Milwaukee - I use indoors - rechargable - but not to be attached to a vehicle.
What I want is something much smaller - to be attached - perhaps at the rear ladder and with a little electric motor - or manually and get it up vertically from 2-6 feet.
directed or 360 around the IG.. Would help sometimes a lot .. used in stand only.
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You will find it in some web shops. The one I posted is the one from the manufacturer. The former director of this company has been a fireman all of his life. At the same time he is a detail loving technician who loves to find solutions for the problems given to him. The company does build everything to storage things in a emergency/firefighter vehicle as well and built its own (small) ones in the past.Thank you .. I know why I joined this forum. Bookmarked. Price is very reasonable.. need to decide what will do proper illumination.. but still time until IG will be delivered.
@DenisM ~ got any photos of it?
I think I'll finally use the IR LED lights I bought for work (I was going to make a "sign-cutting" setup I could use to look for foot prints of illegal aliens crossing the road, while driving under night vision goggles, blacked out). I never mounted them because my Tahoe wouldn't operate completely dark.That's a bit like "I have money, what could I buy?"
Try it the other way round. Look what you have and / or want to fit. You'll probably find out that the switches aren't enough.
Front lightbar, working lights left, right, rear. Extra lights pointing to two o'clock and ten o'clock to illuminate the sides when driving off road in the dark. A light switch for inside an RTT. A light switch for some subdued light under an awning?
If there is a 10A outlet under the hood, you'll probably find other things to be connected there. May be a compressor if there is space enough? A parking heater? Or just a work light under the bonnet if you have to look for problem at night?
EDIT: Didn't note that some of the suggestions were already made.