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Stay Safe On the Road: Understanding Caravan Breakaway Systems
When towing your caravan, safety is a top priority. Caravan Breakaway Systems are designed to provide emergency braking if your caravan detaches from the tow vehicle. These systems ensure your caravan stays under control, preventing accidents and ensuring you're compliant with safety regulations.
Our Top Caravan Breakaway Systems For Every Towing Need
At My Generator, we offer a diverse range of Caravan Breakaway Systems to ensure your towing experience is safe, reliable, and compliant. Our range includes:
- Emergency Trailer Break-away Safety System
- Trailer Breakaway Cable & Switch
- Electric Break Away Kit
- Trailer Battery Monitor System
- Breakaway System for Single or Dual Axle Trailers
- Complete Break Away Kits
We carry premium brands such as BMPro, ZIP, ARK, Camec, and Hopkins, and offer products for various trailer configurations (single-axle and dual-axle).
Why My Generator Is Your Ultimate Destination For Breakaway Systems
At My Generator, we pride ourselves on offering top-quality Caravan Breakaway Systems to ensure your safety on the road. Our team of experts, based on the Gold Coast, is always ready to assist with product recommendations or any questions you have. For expert advice and help choosing the perfect product for your next adventure, contact us at 1300 400 122.
Caravan Breakaway Systems FAQs:
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1. What is a Caravan Breakaway System and why do I need one?
A Caravan Breakaway System activates the emergency braking system if your caravan disconnects from the tow vehicle. It’s an essential safety feature that ensures the caravan comes to a safe stop if it becomes detached while towing.
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2. What are the differences between single and dual axle breakaway systems?
A single axle breakaway system is designed for trailers with one axle, while a dual axle system is for trailers with two axles. Dual axle systems offer more control, particularly for larger caravans.
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3. What’s the difference between an electric and manual breakaway system?
Electric Caravan Breakaway Systems use an electronic trigger to activate the brakes, while manual systems require physical activation by a cable or switch. Electric systems tend to be more reliable and convenient, while manual systems are typically simpler and cheaper.
