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Roadmaster 766 - Vehicle-Specific Components; Brake Light Switches; Wireless Supplemental Braking Monitor; Fuse Master System

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OADMASTER manufactures a wide variety of components designed for vehicle-specic towing applications.
More components are available at tmaster.roadmasterinc.com, or call Technical Support at 800-669-9690.
Vehicle-specific components
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Charge Line Kits
Brake light switches
Why do you need a brake light
switch? Brake light switches are
necessary only if you’re install-
ing a supplemental braking sys-
tem monitor, and the vehicle’s
OEM brake light switch doesn’t
work when the vehicle is in ‘tow’
mode.
This switch is only activated when the brake pedal is de-
pressed. No other manufacturer provides brake light switch-
es with this level of specicity. Why? When you know when
the towed vehicle’s brake pedal is depressed and released,
you know if the supplemental braking system is positioned
properly and working as it should.
• Works on any vehicle with a brake pedal.
• Works with any supplemental braking system that
moves the brake pedal.
• Works with any motorhome monitor
751000 Universal brake light switch
• Truly universal — works with all braking
systems that depress the brake pedal.
• Exceptional range and reliability — line-
of-sight transmission conrmed to 1,000
feet; proprietary send/repeat circuitry
conrms each signal at 100% reception.
• Protects the towed vehicle’s brakes —
reports any braking activity to the motorhome monitor; in-
cludes a low-battery alert, extended braking and break-away
alarms, and ve other audio and/or visual alarms and system
status notications.
• 30-minute installation, all at the towed vehicle; simply plug
the motorhome monitor into any 12-volt outlet.
• Automatic operation — activates only when the vehicles are
connected for towing.
Specications — frequency: 923 MHz; voltage: 12V; sleep
current: 30mA
9530 Universal supplemental braking system monitor
Wireless supplemental
braking system monitor
How about if you never had to spend another minute with your face on the oor
mat, gazing up into a black void, hunting for a miniscule piece of plastic playing hide
and seek? You don’t have to.
FuseMaster
76511
• You've spent enough time with your face on the oor mat.
• Adventures in electricity can be, well, electrifying.
• Chiropractors are expensive.
• Engine lubricant is not a fashion accessory.
FuseMaster eliminates the necessity of having to remove a fuse for towing, then hav-
ing to reinsert it for driving. After it’s installed, you simply ip a switch to accomplish
the same task.
76511 15-amp fuseholder 76512 Two 7.5-amp fuseholders
76514 Two 15-amp fuseholders 76515 30-amp fuseholder
76517 50-amp fuseholder
Many current vehicles have features that slowly drain the battery
while in tow mode.
These simple, easy-to-install kits help maintain the vehicle’s battery
charge while in tow, supplying up to 15 amps of current. They also
extend battery life by providing a constant maintenance charge (with-
out overcharging the battery) during towing. Installation hardware in-
cluded.
• Heavy-duty 14-gauge wire (156-25) or 12-gauge (156-75) wire
• Includes a thermal circuit breaker — no need to hunt down a
blown fuse
156-25 Towed vehicle charge line kit
156-75 Motorhome charge line kit
156-75