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Are you gearing up for an adventure that involves towing a trailer? Whether you're hauling a camper, a boat, or any other load, safety should be your top priority. As a trusted name in the automotive industry, REDARC understands the importance of ensuring a safe and smooth towing experience.

ABS and EBS systems help you to drive and tow more safely. ABS was first developed for aircraft, before becoming popular in the Mercedes-Benz luxury vehicles in the 1970s. EBS is a braking system that supports safe towing using electronic communication to adjust the braking pressure appropriately across the wheels.

Caravanning off the grid is one of the best ways to enjoy Australia’s stunning natural beauty. When you aren’t tied to powered sites, you can explore remote locations and enjoy the freedom of self-sufficiency. However, staying off the grid means you’ll need to plan how to power your caravan.

There’s something special about taking your family on a road trip – the excitement of new destinations, sleeping under the open skies and all the memories made along the way. But to make the most of your time on the road, a bit of planning and prep goes a long way.

Camping off-grid or hitting the road for a long adventure is a great way to connect with nature, but it also presents unique challenges and questions like can you keep food in your car while camping? And how to store food safely while camping?

The win at the Caravan Industry Victoria Hall of Fame and Industry Awards is a testament to the whole REDARC team. 

Depending on what type of trailer you plan to connect to your vehicle, you will often need an auxiliary battery and a trailer battery charger. A trailer battery charger is essential for keeping your auxiliary battery charged and ready to power your equipment.

How much solar power does your campervan need? All your solar power questions are answered here. 

REDARC Electronics acknowledge and fully support the new standard introduced in AS/NZS3001.2:2022, which address various aspects of the electrical system safety in RVs (Caravans, Motor Homes, and Camper trailers).

There are many things to consider when towing and while knowing the weights of your caravan may seem unimportant it's critical for remaining safe and legal on the road.

Towing camper trailers or caravans over 750kg can be a little tricky, REDARC have put together the things you should know before towing your first caravan.

Caravan sway is an issue faced by many drivers on the road, and when not handled properly can cause accidents. REDARC walk you through some tips to avoid caravan sway and what to do if it happens on the road.