TEDS (Trailer Light & Electrical System Tester)
Circuit breaker protected
Simple, fast checks
Waterproof when latched
Plus 4-way flat adapter included
Built-in safety
Protects your tester
Milwaukee / DeWalt capable
Built in the USA
Fast, No-Guesswork Trailer Electrical Testing
TEDS is a rugged trailer electrical system tester designed to make wiring checks quick and repeatable. No crawling under trailers, no probing pins with a multimeter, and no second-guessing whether a circuit is actually working. Plug it in, select a function, and verify lights and power in seconds.
How It Works
Connect TEDS to your trailer’s 7-way RV blade plug, rotate the selector to the circuit you want to test, and confirm the function. The built-in breaker enables safe load testing up to 10 amps—helpful for revealing issues that don’t show up with “no-load” testers.
Built for Real-World Use
Housed in a rugged waterproof case and designed with multiple protection systems, TEDS is made for garages, driveways, and job sites alike. Whether you’re maintaining your own trailer, running a small shop, or doing a quick pre-trip inspection, TEDS delivers fast, repeatable results without the frustration.
Common Problems TEDS Helps You Find
- Dead or intermittent running lights, turn signals, and brake lights
- Bad grounds, corroded pins, loose connectors, and plug/adapter issues
- Voltage drop and weak circuits that “look fine” until you load them
- Miswired plugs and “it works sometimes” electrical gremlins
FAQ
Does TEDS work with a standard 7-way RV connector?
Can I test lights and trailer wiring without the tow vehicle?
Will it help diagnose bad grounds and corroded pins?
Does it support brake circuit diagnostics?
Can TEDS test 2-axle brakes when set up with a Milwaukee M18 or DeWalt 20V MAX battery?
TEDS is built around a 10A system. The internal power system and circuit breaker are rated for 10A maximum output.
When using a Milwaukee M18 or DeWalt 20V MAX battery adapter, TEDS must use a DC-DC voltage converter to step down the higher tool-battery voltage. That converter limits output to 10A. While the breaker may tolerate a brief overload (about 5–8 seconds), sustained application of 2-axle brakes exceeds the intended rating and is not recommended for extended testing.
If TEDS is ordered with the internal battery or used with a Milwaukee M12 battery, no high-voltage step-down conversion is required. In these configurations, short functional tests of 2-axle brakes are typically possible because the system can briefly tolerate overload long enough to confirm activation.
For repeated or continuous full-load testing of multi-axle brake systems, TEDS PRO is recommended, as it is designed for higher-current brake diagnostics.
What’s the difference between TEDS and TEDS PRO?
| Manufacturer | Dunarri |
|---|---|
| MPN | TEDS |
| Fits | Universal Part/Fits Many Units |
| Part Status: | In-Production |
