Enerdrive Voyager Digital System 3000W/100A Inverter-Charger & 40DC with Simarine SCQ50, Left Side

Enerdrive B-TEC 200Ah Slim Metal Case Lithium Battery

The new 200Ah ePOWER B-TEC Slimline lithium battery is designed and intended for use in deep cycle applications where a single battery is required that meets the amp hour capacity.

• Extremely compact size W 530 x H 600 x D 83 mm. All connection points for the battery are at one end including all Comms Ports and Reset Port.
• Reset button is not included on the battery itself, we have opted for a button that can be remotely mounted elsewhere in the install. This allows for a much easier restart process for customers and also keeps the battery more water tight with less chance of water ingress.
• Comms Ports are both RJ45 remote ports with CAN output. Both are reserved for future integration and functionality.
• Water resistant metal casing meeting IP52 rating and all external bolts and fittings are blind so limits the chance for water to travel from external to internal. Rubber style seals between all metal framing. Frames overlap as well to help avoid water ingress.

Smart Phone Monitoring System: The Enerdrive Enerdrive B-TEC  Slimline battery incorporates wireless Battery Monitoring Technology. By downloading the Android™ or Apple® app to your smartphone or tablet device, you can monitor the following information; Battery Capacity; Battery Voltage; Battery Current (Amps); Battery State of Charge (SOC); Battery State of Health (SOH); Battery Status; Individual Cell Voltage; Battery Temperature; Battery Cycles; Battery Alarms & Battery Event Information.

Battery Management System: The battery is also equipped with an internal Battery Management System that can monitor and optimise each Prismatic cell within the battery during normal operation. It will protect the battery pack from over charge, over discharge, over temperature & short circuit. The BMS helps to ensure safe and accurate operation of the battery.

Size & Weight Savings: Lithium v AGM Capacities; 200Ah Lithium = 320Ah AGM 

(Based on standard depth of discharge for both Lithium (80%) and AGM (50%).

The 200Ah Slimline battery is able to accept a maximum inverter capacity of 3000W only. Exceeding the maximum inverter capacity can damage the BMS Management within the battery.

If you are requiring a battery system larger than Enerdrive B-TEC battery, please look at the Enerdrive Pro Series Power Pack Systems which can offer multiple parallel and series connections with Active Cell Balancing Protection across the entire pack.

Please note B-TEC batteries must not be installed –

• In vehicle engine bays or in high heat environments, refer to Section 10 – Battery Specifications of the manual.
• In wet areas such as caravan chassis mounts, open ute trays or boat deck areas.
• Inside compartments dedicated to carrying gas.

This product is not suitable to mount anywhere with a possibility of being exposed to the elements. It is an electronic product designed for internal use ONLY.

Enerdrive B-TEC 300Ah Slim Metal Case Lithium Battery

The new 300Ah ePOWER B-TEC Slimline lithium battery is designed and intended for use in deep cycle applications where a single battery is required that meets the amp hour capacity.

Features:

• Extremely compact size W 630 x H 498 x D 176.5 mm. All connection points for the battery are at one end including all Comms Ports and Reset Port.
• Reset button is not included on the battery itself, we have opted for a button that can be remotely mounted elsewhere in the install. This allows for a much easier restart process for customers and also keeps the battery more water tight with less chance of water ingress.
• Comms Ports are both RJ45 remote ports with CAN output. Both are reserved for future integration and functionality.
• Water resistant metal casing meeting IP52 rating and all external bolts and fittings are blind so limits the chance for water to travel from external to internal. Rubber style seals between all metal framing. Frames overlap as well to help avoid water ingress.

Enerdrive 150mm Connection Lead "C" Style

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 250mm Connection Lead "C" Style

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 750mm Connection Lead "C" Style

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 3.0m Connection Lead "C" Style

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 4.0m Connection Lead "C" Style

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 5.0m Connection Lead "C" Style

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive "C" Type Double GPA Black

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive AC Splitter 1 In / 3 Out

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 15amp AC Power Inlet Socket White

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 10A AC Power Socket Outlet Black

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required.

Enerdrive 10A AC Power Socket Outlet White

CMS Electracom manufacture a range of DIY power points and cables that can be soft wired together. CMS products allow the DIY builder to fit many of the 240V cables and power points into the walls of the Motorhome or Caravan during construction, and therefore limit the onsite time of a qualified electrician to the final inspection and testing. 

How it works

A standard set-up would include the CMS Power Inlet that accepts 230V power into your RV via a 15amp extension lead. A CMS 16A Circuit Breaker that has a loom connection is then plugged into the Power Inlet then off to the first power point. A second loom connection cable then also connects to the rear of the first Power Point and heads off to the next Power Point. This continues around the RV.

The last power point in a line uses the inlet only and the outlet stays available for future use. You can also end the circuit with an external outlet for use outside under your awning. All power points include double pole switches to comply with Recreational Vehicle requirements. Lights and light switches are now almost always installed as 12V and can be installed safely by most DIY builders so are not included in the CMS range.

You can also place a double adapter into the loom, or at the junction of two cables. From here you can branch a new line off the original. This is ideal if you need a low and high power point on one wall, or you wish to start a new line on the other side of the RV or have a dedicated line strictly from the inlet for things like Battery Charger, Hot Water or Air Conditioning.

All CMS components we sell comply with Australian and NZ standards for installation in Recreational vehicles. AS/NZ 3112, AS/NZ 61535.1 Int):2001 AS/NZ 3000:2000, 250V 50HZ 20amp & AS/NZS 3001.2:2022. A maximum of 10 double or 12 single points can be included in a single circuit.

As mentioned above a 16amp circuit breaker or 16amp RCD must be included in each electrical circuit. These components are now used by a number of Australia RV manufacturers due to their ease of use.

In designing your cable requirements and installation be mindful that each cable has sealed ends that measures 25mm x 16mm. So if it cannot be installed before sheeting, it must be able to be fitted through frame members. All cables have a female and male end to prevent errors in connecting the cables.

All fittings have a security clip so once connected they require manual manipulation to separate. Each Power Point requires a recess depth of 32mm. Mounting blocks are available where the Power Point cannot be recessed as described. The cables have an outer sheath and when placed within walls should allow extra length for removal of the Power Point in case replacement is required