inverter use

To do that you would have to have a male ended plug on both ends of the lead.
Very dangerous to have as there won't be much/any safety associated with it's use.
It is illegal so you are on your own there.

Can't see why you can't have a normal lead from inverter to the 240 in of the c'van. That way it has to come out when 240v grid is around and no mistakes are made.

If you get electrocuted by the bodgy plug you may not do it again. Death is so pemanent.

Rangehood OK, W'machine? depends on the ratings of the inverter and the w'machine. W'machine will use a lot of battery though.

I take it you mean using an external inverter connected say to a vehicle and have the 240 output plugged into your van to run devices like you do when connected in a park????????

If this is so then you will be restricted by the size of the inverter and the size of the battery it is connected to.

Beyond a quick test of something in the van it doesn't sound very safe or practical as I doubt you will have 15 amps like a van park. To get this would require an inverter approx 3600 watt and I doubt your vehicle battery could stand it.

Sorry if I have misinterpreted what you mean.

Alan

Hi
If you mean what I think you mean by"if an inverter can be plugged into the nearest PowerPoint " IN THE VAN

NO . NEVER
Where would you get such a lead
It would have to be an illegally made up or modified lead
It could have deadly consequence even being around
If someone was electrocuted YOU & whoever made such a lead up could face manslaughter charges

"Portable" inverters or generators are not to be played with
They have enough potential to kill as it is

The standard safety recommendation to minimize risk is to only have ONE Class 1 device connected AT ANY TIME[ have 3pin plugs ]
You may connect multiple Class 2 [2 pin plugs] with a high level of safety from shocks to earth

Even plugging the inverter into an outside power inlet [the normal 240c inlet ]increases the risk as the van itself is the ONE Class1 device

The van RCD, if fitted, IS NOT FUNCTIONAL

In the event of a combination of common faults, some one could receive a shock or worse

Please use ANY auxiliary source of 240v with GREAT care
THIS includes generators

Peter

Many vans have all power points in the van wired to the inverter of an appropriate size, but need a switch over for when the van is plugged into mains.

You could have a Qualified sparky wire this setup easily enough.

BW.

Yes electrically it will work – but you will have a number of safety problems.
1. You will have to a lead with 2 male plugs on it – a real no no.
2. You will have multiple outlets running off your inverter and if you have an earth fault you will create a dangerous situation.
Don't do it.

Yes it CAN be plugged in. No you MAY BOT because it is illegal.

And thirdly if you do and something happens then you will be held accountable for any and all hospital bills, repairs and maybe even death.

Sorry but don't do it.