PACBRAKE HP10273 Premium In Cab Control Independent Electric Air Spring Activation Digital Gauge
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PACBRAKE HP10273 Features:
Operate your air springs (or other pneumatic accessories) right from the driver's seat.
Take your towing, hauling, 4X4 ing and all other onboard air management to the next level with Pacbrake in-cab controls.
- Operate your air springs (or other pneumatic accessories) right from the driver's seat.
- Featuring a digital gauge, an ON / OFF activation switch to control compressor operation, and switch(es) for inflation / deflation of the air springs.
- Take your towing, hauling, 4X4 ing and all other onboard air management to the next level with Pacbrake in-cab controls.
- HP325 Air Compressor Specifications: 12 VDC, 33% duty cycle (20 Minutes @ 100 psi), 1.2 CFM, 150 psi max operating pressure
- Air Tank Options: 0.5 gallon air tank (HP10053) or 2.5 gallon air tank (HP10050). NOTE: If adding an air tank, a pressure switch is required HP10110 is for 105-135 psi, HP10111 is for 85-105 psi.
PACBRAKE HP10273 Notes:
- The Premium In- Cab Control kit comes complete with a 12 VDC Air Compressors, wiring harness, solenoids, mounting fasteners, fittings, and more.
Specifications:
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