Mobile "Office"

[GoDucks]

Working on a new (and strange) project where I basically need a mobile "office"

Would require air conditioning and the operation of a few other small machines when the vehicle is not operational.  

Am considering something like this but I am open to other suggestions.  Power supply and air conditioner are my main concerns.

[johng]

They simply are not popular at all in Thailand...the only ones I've seen have been driven over from China

there are no "trailer parks"  to provide water,sewage and electricity so "camper" vans are not popular

chicken and egg situation.

[GoDucks]

This will be for a service.  Office workers coming in for 20 or 30 minutes.  Don't need toilets or shower.  Just some power.  Without getting into a lot of details its going to be a mobile beauty clinic.

 

[johng]

Ok then just get a normal mini bus van

 

and a quiet generator to  run the aircon and other equipment.

[GoDucks]

Stupid question:  with the generator operating outside, how to get the power inside?

[HAKAPALITA]

31 minutes ago, GoDucks said:

Stupid question:  with the generator operating outside, how to get the power inside?

Thailand has Wires dangling every where , cut a bit off.

[GoDucks]

19 minutes ago, HAKAPALITA said:

Thailand has Wires dangling every where , cut a bit off.

LOL thanks....

Was thinking of something a bit more... useful.  :)

[hkt83100]

There are weatherproof connectors available. Have a look at it.

Install something like this.

[johng]

Thailand has Wires dangling every where , cut a bit off.

LOL thats funny...in fact don't cut the wire just stick it through a partially opened window and connect (with black plastic tape over connection for safety)
to any equipment. [emoji33]

[Just Weird]

22 hours ago, GoDucks said:

Stupid question:  with the generator operating outside, how to get the power inside?

What other method, apart from a cable, would you think electricity could be carried from a generator to the equipment that needed the power? 

 

Maybe you need that new-fangled Bluetooth electricity!

[JaseTheBass]

There must be somewhere that will at an extra heavy duty battery and a couple of 220v outlets. Any auto-electrical place should be able to do that. I'm surprised a new Commuter (or other) minivan doesn't come with any 220v outlets from the factory, or at least the wires already on the loom.

I know a place in Chiang Mai that can do it, but I don't know where you're located.

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