The Patriot® Brake System from Blue Ox gives you the comfort needed when you are braking your tow vehicle. Not only is it convenient and easy to store, but it also proportionally applies the brakes smoothly while you’re slowing down to a stop, instead of suddenly jolting your tow vehicle causing costly damage to your brakes. The Patriot even works with Hybrids! All Blue Ox braking systems come with a one year warranty.
The Patriot works for your motorhome and tow car by safely bringing it to a smooth stop with proportional braking.
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No more wires
Monitor all brake functions or manually apply brakes from the comfort of the driver’s seat through a wireless remote control that continuously communicates with the braking system.
No more power concerns
Built in battery ensures power is always available to the brake.
No more mess
By using an electric cylinder there are no air pumps, storage tanks or hoses; therefore there is no chance for leaking and greatly reduces power required.
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On the brake itself, there is an easy-to-read LED display, complete with one set up button, a break away plugin, manual adjustment for sensitivity, on/off switch and an auxillary 12-volt connection. | In-coach controller complete with a manual brake lever, easy-to-read LED display and gain adjustment. |
Compatible with Hybrids!
All electric! No pump, tank, or air hoses to leak
No slamming of the brake, moves smoothly and proportionally
Adjust the amount of braking from coach
Manually apply brakes from coach with wireless remote
Break away comes standard
Electric actuator instead of air cylinder
Built-in battery
15 lbs! Half the weight of similar braking systems
LED display on both the brake and remote control
Convenient carrying handle
Comes standard with on/off switch
Easy self-calibration with the push of one button
Unique, easy to use brake pedal clamp
Larger surface push pad on back of unit to seat
Wrap around cleat on side for safe storage of plug wiring
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