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Device description:

 

 

Test truck trailers, light vehicle trailers, interlink trailers' and caravans' electrical tow plugs (round seven-pin), wiring, and lights.

 

Tests are carried out through toggle switches.

 

Testing circuits are protected by a standard automotive blade fuse (7.5 A). The fuse holder is situated next to the trailer socket on the tester.

 

The tester can operate using external 12 or 24-volt DC power.

 

Side handle for easy carrying.

Testing features:

 

 

Check the wiring circuit standard (SABS).

 

Check the auxiliary wire connection.

 

Test 12-volt and 24-volt standard light globes.

 

Test 12-volt and 24-volt LED lights.

 

Test the stop light wiring and light bulbs, or LEDs.

 

Test the left-hand tail light wiring and light bulbs, or LEDs.

 

Test the right-hand tail light wiring and light bulbs, or LEDs.

 

Test the left-hand indicator wiring and light bulbs, or LEDs.

 

Test the right-hand indicator wiring and light bulbs, or LEDs.

 

Perform a load test on the earth/ground wire.

 

Earth/ground wire test: the tester will immediately indicate when there is no earth/ground connection. It will also show a swapped earth/ground wire between light circuits or on the auxiliary circuit.

 

Short circuit test: the easily replaceable fuse on the tester will blow when a short circuit occurs on wires, globes, globe fittings, and damaged plugs or sockets. Refer to the user guide to learn how to safely and adequately test for shorts using this tester.

 

What's in the box:

 

 

Basic trailer light tester

Fuses 7.5 ampere

Quick guide

 

 

Other information about the device:

 

 

Length: 150 mm

Width: 160 mm

Height: 123 mm

Weight: 0.7 kg

Power input voltage: 12 VDC or 24 VDC

Power output voltage: 12 VDC or 24 VDC

Current output maximum: 20 A

 

 

Shipping box dimensions and weight:

 

 

Length: 260 mm

Width: 160 mm

Height: 170 mm

Weight: 1.5 kg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Download Box Page [pdf]

 

Download User Guide [pdf]