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Camping and being outdoors will probably keep you preoccupied for most of the day. But if you find that you are missing some of your favourite shows or movies while on the road, you might want to equip you caravan with a 12V TV . This type of television is designed to run using your vehicle’s battery, which makes it convenient for entertainment while you’re travelling. But is it a practical investment? Here are some of the major advantages of having one: Made for the road Conventional TVs are designed to be static or fixed, and may not be built to take on the rough and rugged road conditions. A 12V TV is built tougher, with high-quality parts that won’t shake or become loose or damaged because of bumps and vibrations. Moreover, it is a designed to fit into the limited space you have in your RV. Versatile power Some 12V TVs will allow you to switch between 24 volts and 12 volts, as well as 240 volt mains AC. That means you can continue watching TV no matter the available power

You likely want to watch TV, use a laptop, recharge, and cook while travelling in your caravan. In that case, you might to invest in a power inverter that will make it possible to run 240V electronics and appliances in your RV. These inverters basically convert the vehicle’s DC (direct current) into AC (alternating current), which is the kind of electricity found in regular home electrical outlets linked to the grid.   The current delivered by the battery is limited to one circuit in a single direction, thus, the name ‘direct current’. But if you want to run your electronic devices and gadgets, you will need AC current. With an inverter, you can safely and conveniently power your devices and appliances in your caravan, like you would at home. Keep in mind that that the battery voltage in your vehicle provides current that is suitable for the vehicle’s internal workings. So, when looking into the right inverters , you have to consider the voltage of your battery!   You can find