Bailey Pursuit charger problem

Based on what you have said it seems likely that the charger is faulty. Irrespective of the battery condition the voltage should show 13 - 14 volts when on EHU. I believe that the Pursuit has a fairly basic charger, not something like a Sargent system with intelligent charging.

I have had the same problem the van was 5 years old I had to replace the charger.

Yes, sounds like a charger problem.  I had to replace mine a couple of years ago whilst on a site in Devon.  But to ensure, run a meter over the battery terminals when plugged into mains and see if battery charging.  Quite a straight forward replacement and there are a number of videos on You Tube showing how simple it is; would take a mobile Engineer less than an hour to do if you feel you can't do it yourself.

Further my earlier post.  BCA 20 amp charger available on Amazon at £134.95, similar through Bailey Spares (Prima Leisure) £479.37!

Thanks all for the advice. It's probably something I'll do myself, so I'll check out that link once I've had the opportunity to run a meter over it. Ive got the battery on a smart charger at the moment as I didn't want to have to fork out for a new battery too. 

Have a look at the BCA alternatives made by Apuljack Electronics, i've heard that they are better then the original BCA units 

Hi, 

The charger on my Bailey 560/5 has the opposite issue, showed 16v after charging overnight!  The heating has over voltage protection so that’s ok but the radio failed quite noisily on Sunday. The battery seems to have survived and shows just over 13.5v thankfully. 
Do you know where the charger is located so I can bin it and put something better in that will maintain it rather than fry it!  I assume it’s lurking behind the front fuse and breaker box?

 Thanks for your help 

On my Ranger 520/4 the charger is on the rear of the control box with all the fuses on.  Mine is located under the front nearside bed.  Access is quite straightforward once you have removed the unit.  Remove the 4 screws from the top of the unit and you will be able to lift out the charger.