BMPRO Trailsafe Emergency Trailer Break-Away Safety System

TOW A TRAILER SAFELY AND LEGALLY

• Drives brake lights as well as electric brakes in the event of a break away
• Bluetooth and wired connectivity options vehicle monitors (needed in NSW)
• Intelligent timeout to protect brakes
• LED status indicators for full-system safety check at trailer
• Works off house battery – no additional battery required
• Meets Australian regulations for break away systems on trailers over 2000kgs.
• Tests pull pin functionality as well as battery health

Australian Design Rule states that all trailers having a gross trailer mass over 2,000 kg must have a break-away safety system on all wheels.

Emergency braking system must be capable of automatically activating should the trailer detach from the tow vehicle. The brakes must remain active for a minimum of 15 minutes.

TrailSafe is a highly effective breakaway system designed to activate the electric brakes of a caravan in the event of a disconnect from the tow vehicle.

There is no need to maintain a second battery in your trailer throughout the year as TrailSafe use the caravan battery. TrailSafe also shows the charge status of the house battery. It also checks the condition of the pull pin and effective activation of the brakes. This is transmitted through a wire to a remote monitor, as well as by Bluetooth wireless to the optional TrailCheck.

If the towing vehicle becomes separated from the trailer, the mechanical pull pin is removed from TrailSafe, detecting disconnection. The brakes and brake lights are activated as long as charge remains in the caravan battery or until the pin is replaced.

System Voltage: 12V
Compatible: all types of lead acid batteries with capacity greater than 50Ah; LiFePO4 batteries with capacity of 100Ah or greater
Temperature: -20°C to 60°C
IP Rating: IP67
Pull Pin Integrity – checks system wiring providing fault indication LED.
LED function: with pin removed or brakes applied:

• GREEN when battery is good.
• ORANGE when battery condition should be checked.

Does the TrailSafe need to be connected to a secondary battery to function?
No, the TrailSafe connects directly to the house/main battery. This means that no additional battery and no additional controller is required.

How can I test to see if my TrailSafe is working properly?
Remove the pin from the physical TrailSafe unit.
Once LED’s have lit up:

• GREEN when battery is good.
• ORANGE when battery condition should be checked.

If the voltage of your battery is sufficient, the TrailSafe is functional.