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Kiama NSW 2533

Auto Electrician in Kiama

Caravan and camper 12V fault finding and wiring, solar, brake controllers and auto electrical repairs for Kiama customers. Based in Albion Park Rail, by appointment only.

Location

Based in
Albion Park Rail, by appointment only
Distance
Around 20 km from Albion Park Rail
Approximate drive
Around 20 to 25 minutes
Weekday hours
8:00am to 5:00pm, by appointment
Weekends
By appointment

Quick answer

Who works on caravan 12V systems near Kiama?

Wired Right Auto Electrical and Car Audio is based in Albion Park Rail and welcomes Kiama customers by appointment, subject to availability. Caravan work includes 12V fault finding, full caravan, camper and trailer wiring installs, battery upgrades, solar, DC-DC charging and brake controller setup.

Wired Right is an auto electrician based in Albion Park Rail, around 20 km from Kiama. Kiama customers are welcome by appointment.

Services include caravan and camper 12V fault finding and wiring installs, lithium battery upgrades, solar and DC-DC charging, brake controllers, and auto electrical repairs on the tow vehicle.

Notes for Kiama customers

Caravan battery upgrades

Requirements depend on the vehicle or installation, the equipment selected and the work proposed. Current manufacturer instructions and the relevant authority’s requirements are referred to before proceeding.

Caravan 12V fault finding

Charging, lighting, water pump and 12V power faults in vans and campers traced by testing. Any 240V mains wiring, power points or inverter-output connections are handled through a licensed electrician.

Services for Kiama customers

Kiama: common questions

Does a lithium upgrade in my van need to meet a standard?

Requirements depend on the vehicle or installation, the equipment selected and the work proposed. Refer to current manufacturer instructions and the relevant authority’s requirements before proceeding. We will discuss what applies to your van and confirm the proposed scope before work is authorised.

My van will not charge while I am towing. Why?

Possible causes include voltage drop in the wiring to the van, a fault at the plug, or a tow vehicle with a smart alternator that does not suit the existing charging setup. Testing shows which applies, and a DC-DC charger may be recommended where it suits.

How often should I test the breakaway battery?

Check it before trips and follow the manufacturer’s maintenance advice for the breakaway system and battery. Testing shows whether the battery can still hold charge and operate the brakes, and replacement is recommended when testing shows it is needed.

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Booking from Kiama

Describe what the vehicle is doing

Customers from Kiama are welcome by appointment, subject to availability. Send us the details and we will get back to you about the work and current availability.