Ford Ranger / Everest Brake Controller Kit

Looking for a brake controller kit for your Ford Ranger or Ford Everest? This REDARC Tow-Pro Elite brake controller kit is the perfect off-the-shelf bundle featuring everything you would need to equip your Ford with an electric brake controller allowing you to tow trailers, caravans, camper trailers, horse floats and boat trailers.

It is compatible with Ford Ranger and Everest models

Post 2018 (MY19) Ford released Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) Technology that features sophisticated trailer module technology that dictates when installing any aftermarket brake controllers*, due to the vehicle trailer detection system being extremely sensitive, deems it a requirement to use the correct wiring harness for these applications.

The harness in this kit is more than just a standard wiring installation. The wiring kit consists of a harness plus a Signal Conditioning Module which safely filters the brake signal from the brake light circuit sourced from the trailer socket which is controlled from the vehicle’s trailer module.

This harness is also backward compatible to Ford vehicles released prior to 2018.

What’s inside?

Utilising REDARC’s award-winning Tow-Pro Elite, this kit equips you with complete control capability for on- or off-road towing to suit any terrain or experience level.

This complete REDARC Tow-Pro Elite brake controller kit has everything you may need to install into your vehicle before taking off on your next great adventure.

This includes:

• A Tow-Pro Elite (EBRH-ACCV3) electric trailer brake controller, featuring both user-controlled and proportional braking modes
• The Wiring Kit and bracket required for self-installation

This product bundle is the perfect home DIY brake controller kit for anyone wanting to install the most innovative and industry recognised trailer brake controller into their Ford Ranger or Ford Everest vehicle.

*To meet ADR compliance, the only option is to install either the Genuine Accessory Kit or the TPWKIT-012 wiring kit. This requirement means the trailer brake lights must operate when pressing the Electric brake override, if an installation doesn’t support this operation, then it's not ADR compliant.