EHU 2.5mm flex

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JTQ

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Some tenters take fan heaters, microwave and a beer fridge - so yes, quite possible.
Possible does not equate to my stated "typically".

Of course tenters can opt to carry loads of high power consuming kit, but I suggest more typically they don't. Be this wanting to keep weight down, bulk down, camping investment down or selecting to do their camping in the warmer seasons.
 
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"Artic "cable, unless this description is not a definitive product seems still to feature PVC insulation & sheath.
Indeed it does however that stuff is only used on lorries ;)

Arctic grade cable is also PVC but a different formulation to HO5VV-F to allow it to remain flexible at lower temperatures. It is also more durable and has a thicker sheath, hence it's use on building sites where it's likely to be abused. It is defined in BS EN 50265 and BS6004.
 
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It's possible to buy distribution units with a 16A plug, RCD and several 3-pin 13A sockets.
I used a Maypole 4 outlet unit. With 13 amp sockets, protection and USB outlets. Each socket had a splash proof cover. The cable length was 15m. I would hang it in the tent. But I’ve absolutely no idea what the cable specification was, and to be honest it didn’t bother me.
 
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It's possible to buy distribution units with a 16A plug, RCD and several 3-pin 13A sockets.
For use in a tent it's also possible to buy something much more suitable than a lead with a 16 amp plug on one end and a 16 amp socket on the other.

 
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For use in a tent it's also possible to buy something much more suitable than a lead with a 16 amp plug on one end and a 16 amp socket on the other.

That’s almost the same as I used, except mine was 15m cable length.
 

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