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LPG in Ireland?
Posted: 08 Apr 2007, 20:32
by Sven
Do the do LPg over there and if so what adapter do they use?
Still got my adapter that i used in France, would this be any good, its the claw type......
Thanks campers
Sven
Posted: 08 Apr 2007, 20:54
by Ivor Brownun
Tourists please note: The standard filling connection in the Republic of Ireland is the Acme connector: the outside diameter of the one used is 1.75" (45mm). You may need an adapter if this is not the norm in your country. Some Irish outlets have adapters, particularly those near the ferry terminals, but it would be better if you obtained one in advance of travelling to Ireland. Over the next few years, this is expected to be resolved with the adoption of a standard European connector system
http://www.ilpga.ie/index.htm
Posted: 09 Apr 2007, 12:16
by steve8090
Sven
Depends which bit of Ireland you are goint to, Northern Ireland tend to have the UK bayonet fitting and Southern Ireland have the ACME fitting, 4th one down on my website, adaptors page.
Posted: 10 Apr 2007, 15:17
by Hacksawbob
I have one you can borrow sven if you like. It screws into your van and offers a male threaded point for the irish filler nozzle
http://www.gasure.co.uk/sales1.htm
