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Roadmaster Even Brake
Even Brake is the world’s only portable, proportional towed car braking system. It automatically increases or decreases braking pressure in direct proportion to the coach. In other words, it brakes evenly — at the same time, and at the same intensity, as you brake the coach. Proportional braking is a distinct advantage over "on-or-off" systems, which brake at one preset level, no matter how hard the coach stops. Even Brake delivers full emergency braking when you need it, and won’t cause excessive brake wear when you don’t. Nobody brakes the same way every time — and neither does Even Brake. Easy as 1 - 2 - 3 to connect!
Exclusive Features: • Proportional braking
— Proportional braking is even braking — your towed car’s brakes
respond to your motorhome’s brakes, at the same time and at the same
intensity. An even better way to brake your towed vehicle!
Even Brake by Roadmaster is the only portable,
proportional towed car braking system that constantly monitors itself,
giving you continuous information about system status and function for
maximum towing and braking safety. It's a step ahead of all other
portable, supplemental towed car braking systems on the market today!
EXCLUSIVE Even Brake Features:When you apply your motorhome's brakes, Even Brake's microprocessor signals a magnetic valve to release a proportionate amount of air pressure against the towed car's brake pedal, slowing the towed car at the same rate as the coach. Advantages of Even Brake's Proportional Braking: Why Use a Supplementary Towed Car Braking System? Even Brake comes complete with an emergency breakaway system that brings your towed car to a safe, controlled stop if it accidentally separates from the motorhome; an easy-to-read, wireless dashtop monitor with red/yellow/green LED braking condition indicator, LCD text message status explanation and audio emergency alert tone, and the compact, lightweight braking unit that fits easily into virtually any vehicle, including compact SUVs. Requires one-time installation and set-up Questions? Call Us at KC Trailer Service & Supply 541 689 0011 |
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