Visitor electricity charges

[The Q]

On the broads, the visitors electricity posts provide 2.9kWh per £1 card.
You buy the cards from certain local shops and visitors centres.
They have 32A and 16A connectors.

 

[Leighb]

On the broads, the visitors electricity posts provide 2.9kWh per £1 card.
You buy the cards from certain local shops and visitors centres.
They have 32A and 16A connectors.

And they show how much is remaining, so if you are lucky you can plug in and get a night’s electricity for nowt. Same in Titchmarsh if I recall correctly.

 

[Lucky Duck]

Similar on the harbour master’s pontoon at Torquay, plugged in with around 30p left and there was atill some credit left when I departed the following morning.

My home berth had electricity included in the rate so previously had no real idea of how little is consumed unless running a dehumidifier or some such.

 

[PaulRainbow]

That used to be the case at Bradwell Marina. I don't know now.
The supply would trip however if the amps pulled were too high. Quite a nice idea I think, which I was happy to accept..

Was included at Bradwell when we were there earlier this year.

 

[PaulRainbow]

And they show how much is remaining, so if you are lucky you can plug in and get a night’s electricity for nowt. Same in Titchmarsh if I recall correctly.

You're usually in a berth holders berth at Titchmarsh, so if you use the electricity they like it if you top it back up.