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Rob Sanderson, co-owner of Australian CamperTrailers, Newcastle NSW, recently upgraded to the Tow-Pro Elite Electric Brake Controller from the original Electric Brake Controller (EBRH). Rob and Carol started at Broke NSW, ending at Old Bara near Mudgee where they hosted a CamperTrailers members meet over Easter. They traveled also from Sunny Corner to Capertee, 21 km taking them “six hours along with some fantastic off road trails towing our campers”.
Rob had hydraulic overrides on their camper for twenty years and then the REDARC EBRH since 2011. “I immediately felt the difference in city & on road braking when towing our camper trailer using the proportional mode of the Elite, which was a lot smoother.”
A van or camper provides the ultimate freedom — a home on wheels that opens up the country for you to explore. However, power from a dual battery system or your car battery uses DC power, which requires DC-power-specific appliances to be useful.
Summer is the perfect time to explore, but the Aussie heat can quickly turn your van into a hotbox if you’re not prepared. Whether you’ve fully embraced van life or you’re just hitting the road for weekend escapes, knowing how to stay cool is key to making the most out of your camping experience. Fortunately, we have a few proven strategies to beat the heat. Let’s dive into our top 10 tips on how to keep your van life cool, no matter how high the temperature climbs.
REDARC Defence & Space announced to demonstrate its flexible, reliable, and integrated power solutions at AVALON AIRSHOW 2025, with a focus on its Power Distribution System (PDS) and collaborative partnerships.
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.
