Make |
Ford |
Model |
Transit |
Type |
Chassis Cab |
Body Builder |
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Use |
Cable test van |
Registration Number |
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Fleet Number |
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Date of picture |
1984 |
There are two types - Integral or Separate welfare
facilities
Integral Welfare facilities
This is a fully equipped 1 tonne lift-off body vehicle, the facilities of which
include:-
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Fully lined body and roof
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240 volt AC electric power points over benches
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Warm air gas heater with thermostat control
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Gas bottle lockers at rear of body
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Cable entries at near side and offside rear of body
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Cable locker at near side rear of body
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Storage area for 240 volt AC mobile generator
Separate welfare facilities
This is a fully equipped 1 tonne lift-off body vehicle specifically designed for
optical fibre cable testing, and is of a similar design to the integral welfare
vehicle described on the previous page, but with the following additional
facilities:-
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Separate welfare and working areas
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Side entry door to welfare area
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Slave battery split relay charger plus 12 volt mains charger
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Side locker with slide out shelf to house generator
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Petrol storage locker - offside rear of vehicle
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Writing table in the work area
Taken from the BT Motor Transport Guide March 1984
Integral




Separate




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