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| LEAS - How it works LEAS Stabiliser Press Releases |
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Stabiliser - How it works |
| The LEAS Stabiliser works using a large spring charged by a cam on an electric motor, when the snake is detected the motor turns the cam and the spring is released. This activates 20% of the vans braking capability. Once the lateral movement of the snake is no longer detected the motor turns the cam and the spring is recharged ready for the next release. |
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Image above shows: Car towing caravan using the anti-snaking device.
Image above shows: Car swerving to avoid the obstacle.
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Conrad
Anderson is the |
Conrad
Anderson provide a fitting service with
free electric hook-up & water.
Customers
wishing to stay overnight may do so.
See
the Fitting page
for details.
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Technical Helpline: 0870 872 2998
Telephone: 0121 247 0619 Fax: 0121 247 0974
Order products by telephone or fax or by using our order
form.
Opening
Hours: Monday - Friday 9.00 - 17.30 and Saturday 9.00 - 13.00.
