Testing the electrical hook up point

Seems a bit unusual! Are you sure it had anything to do with the site management? Don't think I've ever seen them around site that early! 

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What a strange story!

I’ve been on two sites recently where there were notices advising of electrical testing and possible interruption of supply. 

The only time I use an alarm in the van is if there’s an early ferry to catch. Otherwise, it’s holiday time so we’ll do it drekkly. 

 

well I am amazed, with the greatest respect, that people have a plug in 240V alarm in a caravan, we just use our phones if we need an alarm? 

Early Warning was given to me  at Godrevy this year -- Sparky apologised that his ministrations would not improve the quality of TV programmes one iota

As for alarm clocks I'm 'Old School' in this -- I take my normal bedside alarm clock - battery operated -  'cos I need an early call to allow for my medication - recommended an hour before breakfast

Some people use an alarm ... others use a phone. And besides, it's easier to look at an alarm clock through the night for the time rather than blinding yourself with your phone.

Why would you need to look at an alarm, buzzer, bell, music plays and you get up

I used to like the microwave for that in our caravan. Not got one in our MH so I have to press the button on top the battery alarm, if I wake and want to check the time. A 240 v one would show it all the time, but I can do without the additional wire.

I fitted a 12v clock/alarm in the MH. I can see the time in the middle of the night. I haven't deployed the alarm facility. I don't do early morning time critical stuff when away. Pottering about in the van yesterday, I noticed it's still on Euro time.

I noticed it's still on Euro time.

Ours is too clever for its own good. It detects the time from some transmission. Trouble is in the northern part of France it kept reverting to U.K. time, so we had to set the alarm an hour wrong.😂