Power the way you travel
Campervan electrical parts and accessories
Plan lighting, charging, refrigeration and other appliances as one system. Browse the electrical range, then check each component against your van layout, power requirements and the installation it needs.
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Price range: £330.95 through £389.95Multiple options available -
12v 70mm Slim Flush LED Spotlight Set – Warm White (Multiple Colour Options)
Price range: £8.95 through £9.35Multiple options available -
12v 69mm Flush LED Spotlight – Multiple Colour Options + Dimmable
Price range: £8.95 through £9.45Multiple options available -
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Transporter HQ – Fridge Freezer – Alpicool TWW35 – 35L – Portable – Battery Powered – 12v/24v – Mains Charging – With LG Compressor
Price range: £495.95 through £775.95Multiple options available -
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BEFORE YOU ORDER
Start with the appliances, then the system
Use these checks to narrow your options before ordering. Product-specific instructions and verified fitment details take priority over a general category answer.
List what you want to run
Record the exact appliances, supply voltages and usage you are planning. Fridges, lighting, charging and cooking equipment place different demands on a system.
Check every component application
Use the ratings, connections and instructions for the individual product. A product being in the same category does not prove it can be connected directly to another item.
Arrange the right installation
Electrical equipment can require specialist system design and installation. Ask for the relevant product documentation and use a suitably qualified installer rather than a generic wiring answer.
Buying answers
Campervan electrical parts and accessories FAQs
Start with these checks, then use the specifications and fitting information for the exact product you are considering.
Where should I start with campervan electrics?
Start with a list of the equipment you want to use and how long you expect to use it. Collect each product’s supply and power specifications, then plan the system and installation around those requirements.
What inverter do I need for an induction hob?
The answer depends on the exact hob’s input requirements and the complete electrical installation. Check the manufacturer documentation and discuss the system with a suitably qualified installer. Do not select an inverter solely from the hob’s advertised cooking output.
Can all the electrical products here be connected together?
No. Check supply voltage, ratings, connections and intended application for every component. A shared category is a shopping route, not a wiring diagram or system compatibility guarantee.
How do I plan power for a fridge and lighting?
Use the exact product specifications and your expected usage. Fridge consumption varies with conditions, and other loads must be included. Ask an installer to assess the system rather than relying on a single generic battery-runtime figure.
Can I use a 125V inlet on a UK mains installation?
Do not assume suitability. Check the exact inlet’s rated voltage, intended market and installation instructions against the proposed supply. This category contains products with different ratings, so choose the correct component with your installer.
Continue your journey
Plan the next part of your build
Explore related ranges without losing sight of your vehicle specification and the way you want to use it.