Bailey ADVANCE 2019 Owner's Manual page 10

6
Getting to Know Your Motorhome
industry codes of Practice relating to health
and safety issues. The approval process
covers testing and inspection of critical areas
of the product including fire safety, weights
and dimensions as well as gas, electrics and
ventilation.
Every Bailey motorhome carries the NCC
Approved Motorhome badge giving you peace
of mind that your motorhome is safe and legal.
Your Bailey motorhome is European Whole
Vehicle Type Approved. EWVTA ensures the
motorhome meets all European regulations
and has been constructed in a way that
conforms to these rigorous standards for both
manufacturing and product safety. This also
gives you the ability to register your vehicle in
other European countries.
Inside your motorhome document pack, there
are three certificates:
Type 1 Peugeot Certificate of Conformity
Type 2 AL-KO Certificate of Conformity
Type 3 Bailey Certificate of Conformity
Your retailer should have already registered
the vehicle with the DVLA. If further copies
of the certificates are needed, please contact
your supplying retailer.
Information About Your Motorhome
To enable your queries to be dealt with
more efficiently always quote your Vehicle
Identification Number (VIN), a 17-digit number,
found in the following locations, as indicated
in fig. 3:
• On the windscreen, in the bottom left-hand
corner;
• On both plates: the base vehicle data and
AL-KO AMC chassis, found under the bonnet
on the front of the engine;
• On the statutory plate (fig. 1) gas locker.
All Bailey motorhomes
have been certified by the
National Caravan Council
(NCC) for compliance with
UK and European standards
and Legislation, along with
You should record both the VIN and production
number of your motorhome and store them
safely at home.
The motorhome information plate includes the
model, size and weight of your motorhome. It
is located either inside the top compartment
on the dashboard (passenger side) or on the
sun visor, above the driver side:
• The EWVTA plate (fig. 1)
• The Bailey weight plate (fig. 2)
Figure 1
Figure 2