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The distance between the motorhomes must be a minimum of 3 meters.

Awnings must be taken down before night due to fire regulations.

Keep matches and lighters out of reach of children.

Install a smoke detector in the motorhome.

Dispose of flammable waste such as empty lighter fluid containers, used charcoal, and disposable grills at a designated place.

Ensure that the refrigerator's connections and the bottle's mouthpiece are checked.

Check that electrical appliances are in good condition and used as prescribed.

Electrical appliances intended for indoor use must not be used outdoors.

Check the electrical system.

Remember the emergency numbers - fire 110, health 113, police 112.

The national emergency medical number is 116 117.

An approved type H07RN-F rubber cable, 3x2.5mm² or equivalent, which is approved for outdoor use, should be used. The thin red plastic cables should not be used outdoors.

The plug and socket must have a protection rating of at least IP44 and be of the industrial connector type (blue and round).

The maximum length of the cable from the connection point to the living unit should be 25 meters.

If the cable is on a roll, it should be completely unrolled before connecting the power.

Branches from the connection point to multiple residential units are not permitted.

If adapters are used, the adapters should have the same quality and dimension as the main cable.

If the cable crosses a roadway, it must be protected with a suitable protection plate.

Remember to check the cable and plugs for any damage before connection.

The tap for waste water on the motorhome must be closed and you must only empty it in the designated place. Either in the basin or in a drain. If there are no designated places on site for emptying waste water and septic tanks, it must be taken to the nearest legal emptying point.

Dispose of trash in designated areas. Respect waste separation/sorting.

Consider neighbors and any quiet times.

Open fires, disposable grills and the like must be used with great care and must not cause burn marks on the surface. Stay up to date on any campfire bans.

Respect marking of taps/hoses for drinking water and non-drinking water. Only use a hose by the dump station to rinse the sewage tank or septic tank.

If there are no restrictions on the use of a 230V generator or idling for charging the 12V battery, this should be done with the least possible inconvenience to neighbors. Feel free to ask first, maybe they also have low power?

Barbecue and open fires should only be used at a safe distance from the motorhome and flammable material, preferably in public barbecue facilities. 

It is recommended that a smoke alarm and CO-detector be installed in the motorhome. The smoke detector should be mounted at the highest point in the ceiling, while the CO-detector should be mounted at the lowest point (see the mounting instructions on the smoke detector). All motorhomes should have a fire extinguisher of at least 2 kg. Change the batteries before the season starts, check every month.

Call 110 in case of accidents.