TA21 Wireless Flat Tow Control Panel; 1000ft Range Line of Sight

Features:

• Control your tow car/truck lights wirelessly while hauling.
• Light controller outputs are isolated and protected from the elements via relay and fuse.
• Plug-and-play installation with no hardwiring required.
• Includes a transmitter pigtail that plugs into your truck's trailer port.
• Supports up to 24W load, enough to power most tow vehicle lighting systems.
• Long range of approximately 1000 feet.
• Electronics are waterproofed with fully epoxy-potted to withstand harsh conditions.

Benefits:

• Safer: Wireless tow light controllers eliminate the need for messy and potentially dangerous wiring between your tow vehicle and trailer.
• Easier: Plug the transmitter pigtail into your truck's trailer port, and you're ready to go. There is no need to drag the corded light.
• More durable: Wireless tow light controllers are designed to withstand the harsh elements of towing, including rain, snow, and road salt.
• Wireless tow light controllers are perfect for wreckers who need a reliable and easy-to-use way to control their tow vehicle's lights.
• They're also an excellent choice for anyone who wants to avoid the hassle and expense of hardwiring a traditional tow light controller.

How to install:

1. Plug the transmitter pigtail into your truck's trailer port.
2. Mount the receiver controller module on your tow vehicle.
3. Connect the receiver controller module to your tow vehicle's lighting system.
4. Install an external power switch to remove power from the controller when towing is inactive. Follow the wiring diagram shown below.

Tips:

• We recommend that professionals install this product, as it requires some modification.
• Thoroughly test the tow light controller before using it on the road on each run.
• Connect the receiver controller module to a power source only turned on when the tow vehicle is running.

Safety:

• Always be aware of your surroundings and obey all traffic laws when towing.
• Use turn signals and brake lights to indicate your intentions to other drivers.
• Check your tow light controller regularly to make sure it is working correctly.