TEDS (Trailer Electrical System Tester) by Dunarri
Test all trailer functions, including electric brakes with TEDS by Dunarri. Over 8 months of R&D has gone into this and the TEDS Pro Device. This is the simple version of TEDS, for the advanced version see TEDS PRO.
TEDS by Dunarri - Trailer Electrical Diagnostic System
What makes ours better:
- "Real Product" with UPC (199284717626) made by Dunarri in Denver, CO (unlike others made in someones kitchen)
- Ultra-Strong Waterproof Case
- Options to use Milwaukee and DeWalt Batteries
- Protected against reverse polarity and overvoltage
- Protected against backfeed from trailer battery
- Made in USA, right here in Denver, CO
Lets try to DESTROY a TEDS Trailer Tester #destroy #trailerlights #trailertester
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Features
- 7 Way RV Blade Plug, with Included Adapter for 6 pin and 4 way flat connectors.
- Solid Case, will take abuse in commercial use
- Simple rotary switch to select function
- 10 Amp Max Load (Circuit Breaker Protected)
- Small, compact size
- Waterproof (Yes, waterproof, not just water resistant) when case is closed and latched. No screw penetration though case).
- Protected against trailer battery back-feed.
- Reverse polarity protection.
- Add-on kits available to use Milwaukee M12 and M18 Batteries as well as DeWalt 20V.
- Designed and Built in Denver, CO USA
- 24 Month replacement warranty against defects
and...we answer the phone when you call...
Note on Milwaukee Battery Selection:
If using the M18 Battery Adapter, all M18 Batteries will work to power the device, however the largest battery that will fit and allow the case to close is the 5.0. Larger Batteries will fit with modification to the TEDS connector plate, but this is not recomended or needed as a 5.0AH Battery will run standard trailer lights in excess of 10 hours.
The Story...
We are guys that use trailers daily, and built the TEDS units around what we need, not some lab doing market research. We would build a prototype, use it in real situations for a month, then make changes and add features.
The final product: The best, most durable test unit on the market.
