A buzzer in the towing vehicle activates when height sensors mounted on the axle detect partly deflated tyres, usually before any damage.
Exclusive Features and Benefits
- Hitch to any Vehicle. Firstly install the standard Wheel Watch System to any type of trailing vehicle then hitch to any towing vehicle without modification. Connecting the normal 7 pin trailer plug automatically activates the system. The buzzer is placed in any towing vehicle through the tailgate or boot lid.
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- Durable Height Sensors. Made from galvanized spring steel will take a terrible pounding. Will bend 90 degrees in all directions
- No over-sensitive micro switches to cause annoying false alarms.
- Discriminator recognises temporary tripping over obstacles and does not sound. Click to view audio visual demo.
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| Optional Heat Sensor Module |
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These warn of abnormal heat by also activating the buzzer. The sensors are attached to the axle next to the bearings. The same sensor monitors the brakes and automatically resets when temperature is back to normal. |
Optional Dash Mounted Warning Lights
- For those hard of hearing - Red Flasher activates with buzzer .
- May prevent other accidents - Green pilot light confirms the 7 pin plug is connected properly for the operation of Brakes, Tail Lights and Trafficators. Also electrical supply is Okay to caravan accessories such as fridge as well as Wheel Watch.
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Optional Brake Circuit Module
This warns the driver from the drivers seat if any individual brake has been disconnected rendering it inoperative. Mounted on the front of the caravan and viewed through the towing mirror.
- Check the brake circuit on the trailing vehicle at any time. Simply view the monitor through the towing mirror when brakes are applied. Each brake is connected to a very powerful light (4,000 mcd) on the monitor.
- Lights for active brakes will be illuminated. Any with either the power or earth cable disconnected will not.
- Identifies the offending brake simplifying rectification.
- No lights indicate 7 pin plug loose or removed or fault with the brake controller in the towing vehicle.
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