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Towing a trailer safely is about more than power—it’s about control. REDARC’s range of Tow-Pro Electric Brake Controllers feature two different modes of braking, and we’re here to break them down for you. 

In today's world of overlanding and camping, the importance of batteries has grown exponentially. Gone are the days when camping had to mean disconnecting from all modern conveniences. Learn how battery types, mounting locations, run times and key factors affect performance so you can choose the right auxiliary battery for your setup. 

If you depend on auxiliary batteries to power your adventures, work, or equipment, keeping them charged and healthy is critical. But managing separate chargers, monitors, and regulators can be complicated. That’s where a battery management system (BMS) comes in. 

If your vehicle, caravan or RV isn’t driven regularly, properly maintaining your batteries is the difference between heading off on your next adventure and a flat battery when you need it most. 

With the rise of flexible working and the increasing availability of satellite internet, work is no longer tied to a desk for many people. We’re breaking down exactly what it takes to trade the cubicle for a campfire while staying comfortable, connected and productive. 

Anyone who goes camping knows how fun cooking on a campfire can be but induction cooking is taking over camping setups so let’s run through exactly how to power an induction cooktop no matter where you are. 

When designing a reliable dual battery system, the battery charger is at its heart. Without a charger, you can’t keep your secondary battery charged and put your start battery at risk. REDARC has a range of DC to DC chargers to suit different installation locations, needs and applications. 

So, you want to run a fridge, charge your gear, power your camp lights, and still start your car the next morning? Then you’ll need a dual battery system. We’re breaking down the five steps to design the right dual battery setup to run your gear off-grid. 

For many people wanting to explore further and get away from powered campsites, the idea of heading off grid without the basics can be daunting. Having power in your camping setup lets you stay longer and more comfortably, with cold drinks, fresh food, and lights at night. 

With lots of people moving to lithium in their 4WD power system, our Technical Support Team gets questions every day about lithium batteries. So, to make it easier, we’re answering some of our most asked questions.  

With a reliable 12V power supply, you can expand your cooking options and make on-the-go breakfasts more exciting. Travelling doesn’t mean you need to skip a delicious meal. If you’re on the road this Easter, discover how you can use your mobile power system for new camping breakfast ideas.

With the Easter long weekend creeping up quickly, it’s the perfect time to make sure your 12V setup is as ready for an Easter getaway as you are. There are a few quick things you should check before you hit the road to make sure you don’t run into any troubles while you’re trying to relax.