Hello Ian
Carver produced a number of different Cascade II versions. All of them can use gas, and that is controlled by the beige coloured wall switch with either three coloured LED or the later version with only a green LED. For a definitive answer if you look at the heater in the bed locker, the data plate should be visible. If it has the GE suffix then it has the mains powered option.
The other versions which are known as the Cascade II GE, can also be heated by mains electricity. The two heating systems are controlled independently, and most caravan manufacturers will have fitted an ordinary mains fused spur outlet with switch with and a fuse carrier, (some also fitted with a neon) but these tended to be fitted low down on the bed box, and relatively close to the water heater.
With the GE type of heater You can use either gas or electric to heat the water, but also you can use both together. This cuts down the reheating time. As both systems are controlled independently, they were designed to have slightly different thermostat temperatures on each fuel. The mains power has a slightly higher temperature setting compared to the gas, so when both fuels are used together, if the water is cold, both gas and electric power will heat, but as the temperature increases the gas cuts off before the mains, so when little of no hot water is being used, the mains will preferentially maintain the temperature, and the gas will only cut in if the water temperature drops significantly.