Maypole Mobile Mains Roller Power Unit - Orange - MP3767
This Maypole Mobile Mains Roller Power Unit is a compact, free-standing unit, ideal for storage or...This Maypole Mobile Mains Roller Power Unit is a compact, free-standing unit, ideal for storage or transportation. It plugs directly into campsite power supplies to bring safe 230V power to your appliances. The unit features 3 UK pin power sockets and 2 x 2.1A fast-charging USB ports for mobiles, tablets, and other devices. For safety, it includes a built-in RCD and circuit breaker for optimum protection against electric shocks. Additionally, it has a built-in powerful LED light, an integral carry handle, and an integral 15m 3 core orange cable. The unit is IP44 splash-proof.
This guide is for users of the Maypole Mobile Mains Roller Power Unit, offering a safe and convenient way to access 230V power and charge devices on the go. The unit's portability and built-in safety features make it ideal for campsites and outdoor use. However, users should be aware of the 15m cable length limitation for power supply reach.
All features
Colour
Orange
Model Part Number
MP3767
Brand
Maypole
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the IP rating of the unit?
The unit is IP44 rated, meaning it is splash-proof.
What type of power sockets does the unit have?
The unit has 3 UK 3-pin power sockets.
What is the length of the power cable?
The power cable is 15 meters long.
What safety features does the unit have?
It has a built-in RCD and circuit breaker for protection against electric shocks.
Can I use this unit in the rain?
While the unit is splash-proof, avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain. Ensure all connections are protected from moisture.
How do I reset the circuit breaker?
Locate the circuit breaker on the unit and press the reset button.
Can I use the USB ports to charge my laptop?
The USB ports are primarily designed for smaller devices like phones and tablets. Charging a laptop may be possible, but charging speed may be slower.
Troubleshooting
Unit not providing power.
Check the power source and ensure the unit is correctly plugged in. Check the circuit breaker and RCD and reset if necessary. Test the power outlet with another device.
USB ports not charging devices.
Check that the USB charging cable is properly connected to both the device and the unit. Try a different USB cable or device to rule out compatibility issues. Ensure the unit is powered on.
RCD trips frequently.
Disconnect appliances one by one to identify the faulty device. Ensure appliances are suitable for use and not drawing excessive power. If the issue persists, the unit may require professional inspection.
Cable is damaged.
Do not use the unit if the cable is damaged. Contact a qualified electrician to replace the cable.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides safe and reliable power for outdoor use.
Offers multiple power outlets and USB charging.
Features built-in safety mechanisms for user protection.
Compact and easy to transport with an integrated handle.
Includes a long cable for flexible placement.
Features a built-in LED light for added convenience.
Cons
Cable length may be a limitation in some situations.
Requires access to a campsite power supply or equivalent.
Socket quantity may be insufficient for some users.
Weight can be a consideration when fully loaded.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unwind the cable completely before use to avoid overheating.
Plug the unit's cable into a suitable power source.
Connect your appliances and devices to the unit's sockets and USB ports.
Compatibility:
Compatible with standard UK 3-pin plugs.
USB ports are compatible with devices that charge via USB.
Ensure the total power draw of connected devices does not exceed the unit's capacity.
Care:
Clean the unit with a damp cloth; do not use harsh chemicals.