Plug socket

Hi any one know the manufacture of the plug sockets fitted to a 2008 Nuevo

You may need to post a photo or say if it’s 230v or 12v. However, try some accessory shops like this one to see if you can match them.

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Ok thanks for that it was the 240v ones I was after wanted one that had the use ports built in

I can't tell you any more I'm afraid as AS have used many different types over the years. If you contact AS parts dept with your build number, they'll know what was fitted.

As Tinwheeler says, AS changed very often so it's just a guess for us, without photos. At around that time, they were using products from Clipsall, but that really is a guess. Typically they tended to use just standard domestic-size fittings - if that's true of yours then any standard 240V socket should fit, though I don't think it's so common for single-outlet sockets to be fitted with USB ports (most seem to be doubles).

Thanks for that will look up clipsal

Agreed - and not too difficult to install.

On our Trooper, I replaced two silver&black Clipsall units (one mains socket, one cigar lighter) with a 3-way CBE/C-line frame, so that I could fit instead one mains socket, one twin USB sockets (powered from the leisure battery) and one twin voltmeter. The three-way frame fitted easily into the space, though I did need to make up a brushed Perspex back panel to cover the top and bottom of the original opening.

This is the latest of the various USB chargers I've used in the van:

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It can also be connected to a two pin 12v socket via an adaptor with no wiring mods needed.

Try Becker or cbe outlets

Found this supplier: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

They have a good range of Berker fittings (no connection, merely found them online).

Perhaps it's worth pointing out that Clipsal is an Australian company and is now owned by Schneider.  There have certainly been supply problems as they have moved their production facilities around in Australia and elsewhere.  Their most commonly used products in motorhomes and caravans seems to have been 12V outlets and plugs, the ones with flat blades for the plug.  Newer builds no longer seem to come with a 12V socket (or if it is the 'cigarette lighter' type) as the USB outlet seems to have swept all before it.

Tony Comber