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Invisibrake Trailer Brake Control on 2040-parts.com

US $899.00
Location:

Greenacres, Washington, United States

Greenacres, Washington, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:8700 Brand:Roadmaster UPC:Does not apply

InvisiBrake is a fully-automatic, progressive supplemental braking system that uses the electrical connections already in place on your towed vehicle (the towed vehicle’s electrical harness) to brake when you brake the motorhome — the same electrical signal that activates the towed vehicle’s brake lights also activates InvisiBrake.

  • Fully-Automatic, Progressive Supplemental Braking System
  • Completely Out Of Sight : InvisiBrake Is So Small It Can Usually Be Mounted Under The Driver’s Seat, Under The Rear Seat, Behind Interior Panels Or In The Trunk
  • Progressive Braking : When You Apply More Braking Force, So Does InvisiBrake — The Longer You Apply The Brakes In The Motorhome, The Harder Your Towed Vehicle Will Brake
  • Two-Stage Motorhome Monitor : InvisiBrake Includes An LED Monitor For A Visual Reference Of Braking Activity; An Audible Alert At The Motorhome Will Warn You If The Brakes Have Been On For Too Long
  • Activates Only When The Motorhome’s Brake Lights Illuminate — No False Braking
  • Works In Virtually Any Towed Vehicle — Including Those With 'active' Braking Systems
  • Easily Adjusts To Individual Braking Preferences. Includes An Emergency Break Away System

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