Low Voltage ELECTRIC TRAILER BRAKE CONTROLLER REMOTE MOUNT – NEW MODEL LV1409 + Hot Wire Kit

Remote Micro-Controlled Electronic Brake Controller

Features Include:

• Convenient installation, control box can be mounted under dash.
• New Generation Microprocessor Based
• 12v And 24v Versions Available
• Open Circuit And Overload Indication
• Easy Setup Via 2 Push Button Switches
• Convenient Push Button
• Compact And Rugged Aluminium Extrusion
• 2 Axel Capability

Product

Minimum Input Voltage:

RBC-12 (9 VDC)

Nominal Input Voltage:

RBC-12 (12 VDC)

Maximum Input Voltage:

RBC-12 (15 VDC)

Suitable For 12V Trailer Brakes:

RBC-12 (Yes)

No Current Load:

RBC-12 (30 mA)

Maximum Load:

RBC-12 (2 Axle /14A avg))

Weight:

RBC-12 (200g)

Dimensions [LxWxH]:

RBC-12 (40mm x 79mm x 81mm)

Hot Wire Kit – power into trailer plug

This kit contains everything you require to carry out a professional installation of your new electric brake controller and provide a 12V power supply to your trailer plug. This kit contains cable specifically designed for brake controller installations. Besides having a wire for your power supply, earth, and brake controller output, a 3mm wire is also provided to allow pickup of the brake signal from the trailer plug rather than under the dash at the stoplight switch. This bypasses any electric modules or Canbus circuits that are present in many modern vehicles.

Kit includes:

• 8 metres of 4 core ‘Brake Controller’ wire
• 5 metres of 13mm split loom conduit to protect your wiring
• 30 amp auto reset circuit breaker for power supply
• 30 amp auto reset circuit breaker for brake controller
• 2x circuit breaker protective covers
• 10x cable ties
• Crimp terminals – 4x small ring, 3x large ring, 5x large joiner, 1x medium joiner

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