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Phoenix Black Edition, Unicorn DeluxeBailey 230V/12V Electrical System & Control Panels
(2026 Model Year)
Sourced from Bailey's 2026 model year owner's manual. If your caravan is a different age or range, some details — such as the exact control panel brand or chassis-component generation actually fitted — may not match. Always cross-check against the handbook that came with your specific caravan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which fuse protects which circuit, and what rating should I use to replace one?
This edition rates its circuits as follows. At 10A: Lights 1, Lights 2, and the Aux Socket. At 5A: the Pump, Radio/Aerial, Boiler, Roof Fan, Ignitions, Spare, Alarm, and Fridge Ign. The Car circuit sits at 15A, while Van Battery + and the Fridge circuit are both rated 20A. Whichever fuse blows, its replacement must match that same rating.
Q: How much can I safely run at once on my caravan mains hook-up without tripping the site supply?
Most UK campsite hook-up bollards cap out at 16 amps, and some sites abroad only offer as little as 5 amps - go over whatever your particular pitch provides and you'll trip their breaker, not just a fuse in the caravan, so it's worth asking the site what your pitch is actually rated for before you plug in. As a rough guide to what's drawing power at once: a fridge on electric typically pulls around 0.5 amps, a TV about 2.5 amps, the battery charger roughly 1 amp, a microwave close to 10 amps, air conditioning around 4 amps, and a blown-air or convection heater about 8.7 amps, and a 2kW kettle draws around 8.7 amps too.
Add up whatever you're planning to run together and keep the total comfortably under your site's stated limit.