Message from 2016-05-09 at 12:12 o'clock
Induction sensors provide “contactless” integration with on-board electronics
Rameder revolutionises electrical sets for tow bars (EN)
Today's new vehicles have long turned into computers on wheels: Numerous control devices communicate via complex, digital bus systems, making interventions in on-board electronics increasingly difficult and troublesome. Rameder has, therefore, developed a completely new and universal e-set with induction sensors in order to ensure problem-free retrofitting of tow bars for modern and prospective vehicles. The e-set takes over the controls and energy supply for the lighting and signalling systems of the trailer or bike carriers. The e-sets are presently available for all current vehicles with double-light functionality at Rameder’s online shop, which has already received multiple awards for its exceptional customer friendliness.
For this innovation, Europe’s leading provider of automotive transport accessories has reached deep into its bag of electronic tricks. Previously, e-sets were firmly “wired" to the vehicle's electronics or attached via plug connections while the new e-sets connect all control signals without contact ‒ only the energy supply is still directly connected with the car's electronics. The 7-pin electrical set variant receives information from the board network via induction sensors. Elaborate coding or activation, as was required previously, is no longer necessary. Another advantage of the system is that it emits an acoustic signal in case of a malfunctioning blinker for the bike carrier or trailer: an important safety feature.
For this innovation, Europe’s leading provider of automotive transport accessories has reached deep into its bag of electronic tricks. Previously, e-sets were firmly “wired" to the vehicle's electronics or attached via plug connections while the new e-sets connect all control signals without contact ‒ only the energy supply is still directly connected with the car's electronics. The 7-pin electrical set variant receives information from the board network via induction sensors. Elaborate coding or activation, as was required previously, is no longer necessary. Another advantage of the system is that it emits an acoustic signal in case of a malfunctioning blinker for the bike carrier or trailer: an important safety feature.
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