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Portable Pre-set Braking

Efficient, effective…and EASY!

Push-button control — the 9700 is a

preset system with three braking preferences —

light, medium or heavy braking.

Or, the 9700 may be set to activate

only in an emergency break away.

9700 9700 portable braking system

Features

• Three braking pressure presets: light, medium or heavy

• Or, the 9700 may be set to activate only in a break away

• Activates only when the motorhome’s brake lights illuminate — no false braking!

• Connects and disconnects from the towed vehicle in just a minute or two

• Includes an LED motorhome monitor for a visual reference of braking activity

• Includes an emergency break away system

• The 9700 automatically delivers maximum braking pressure in a break away.

• Automatically protects the towed vehicle’s brakes —

• The 9700 releases braking pressure after an extended period of braking, then

activates the next time the motorhome’s brakes are applied.

• Audible alert at motorhome indicates extended braking.

• Easily transfers from one towed vehicle to another, without expensive labor fees.

(Initial installation is typically under an hour, depending on the vehicles.)

• Recovers quicker — the 9700 is ready for the next stop nearly twice as fast as other

systems with smaller air compressors.

• Adjustable brake pedal clamp — fits brake pedals that other systems can’t

• Does not accumulate water in the reservoir tank, unlike other systems — no

puddles on the carpet!

• Four independently adjustable feet — for a stable platform in vehicles with uneven

floors

• Meets U.S. and Canadian braking requirements

The 9700 uses the electrical

connections already in place on

your towed vehicle (the towed ve-

hicle’s electrical harness) to brake

when you brake the motorhome

— the same electrical signal

that activates the towed vehicle’s

brake lights also activates the

9700.

Includes an emergency break away system,

designed to bring your vehicle to a controlled stop

should it ever separate from your motorhome.

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Roadmaster RM3477 Manuel du propriétaire Page 26