Fastway Zip Trailer Breakaway Switch Installation Video

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Yes, the Trailer Breakaway Switch #420000 can be wired to the 12 volt RV battery on your trailer as long as the battery has a charge line to maintain its power while you are towing. I prefer to use the Fastway Zip Trailer Breakaway Switch with Coiled…

There is less maintenance with electric brakes compared to hydraulic brakes so switching to an electric braking system would help in that regard and since you already have a brake controller there isn't any additional major costs. You could also…

If your breakaway system uses the same batteries as the rest of your trailer it wil drain the batteries when the pin is pulled since that will activate the trailer brakes at full voltage. To prevent the drain for the time being you'll want to cut…

Yes, a breakaway switch only completes a circuit when the plunger is pulled. You can wire either of your trailer wires to either of the wires of the #HM20014 and it would work great. I attached an FAQ article on breakaway systems for you to check out…

If the trailer brakes activated when the pin was pulled on your breakaway you would have noticed. You would have heard the trailer dragging, felt it while towing, or seen the smoke coming off of the tires as you dragged it along. More than likely the…

Typically, any melted wires are an indication of a short in the wiring. You will need to check the wiring of your breakaway system, and look specifically at the wiring that connects to the battery. Look for any signs of damage or pinched or cut wires…

If the pin on the breakaway switch is pulled or broken then yes you should have 12 volts entering and exiting the switch as this is what will engage the brakes on the trailer. The breakaway switch on your trailer is a normally open circuit which…

You likely can use any replacement switch since all they do is complete a circuit when the pin is pulled out. One wire on the switch should be connected to the positive battery terminal on the trailer. The other will tee into the wiring leading from…