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IRBC-r3

Unit 2, 110 Station Road, Seven Hills ,NSW,  2147, Australia

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Warranty Conditions:

 Our products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.

The customer is entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage.
The customer is also entitled to have the products repaired or replaced if the products fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not 
amount to a major failure.

GSL Electronics (GSL) warrants that its products will, under normal use and service, be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period 

of two (2) years from the date of the original purchase by the customer as marked on the customer’s original invoice.

Please refer to our website for full warranty and return information which can be found at http://www.gsl.com.au/faq.html

Set-up & Operation :

Mode Setting

:

The unit can be set to operate on a Preset mode (Green LED on) or Inertia Mode (Blue LED On). 

To change mode simply set the knob to minimum ( completely counter clockwise) then push and hold the over-ride button (pushing 

the knob in) for about 3 seconds until the LED changes colour. 

Note:

 Changing between Preset Mode and Inertial mode - Braking force on Preset Mode may be slightly different from the Inertial 

mode and vice versa. Please adjust the braking force as required by the knob as described below. 

Setting the braking force:

To set the brake intensity simply rotate the knob until the required braking level is achieved. A clockwise knob rotation will increase 
the braking and a counterclockwise will decrease it.

Using the Over-Ride Feature:

To activate the Over-Ride function simply push on the adjustment knob, releasing the knob disables the function. The braking force 
when the Over-Ride is active is still determined by the knob position.

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Installation & Operating Instructions

Please read these instructions before use

Models:

IRBC-12 & IRBC-24

12V and 24V 

Remote Brake Controllers

Foot Off Brake or Override not Pressed

PWM/Digital Mode - OK

Inertial Mode - OK

Check Brake Circuit

Trailer Connected

Unit Active and OK

Trailer Brake Disconnected

Trailer Brake Disconnected

No Power or Controller Disconnected

Foot On Brake or

 

Override Pressed

LED Status

GREEN LED

BLUE LED

Flashing 

Blue Green 

Note: Unit will flash 3-4 times after pressing the brake or using the override then return to solid.

Summary of Contents for IRBC-12

Page 1: ...er on 24V systems Specifications IRBC 12 IRBC 24 Minimum Input Voltage 9 VDC 18 VDC Nominal Input Voltage 12 VDC 24 VDC Maximum Input Voltage 15 VDC 30 VDC Suitable For 12V Trailer Brakes Yes Yes No Current Load 30 mA Maximum Load 2 Axle 12A Avg Dimensions 30mm x 57mm x 90mm Weight 200g Models IRBC 12 IRBC 24 12V and 24V Remote Brake Controllers Features LED remote indication for brake connected a...

Page 2: ...than 4mm 7 Affix decal and locking nut over shaft and tighten Turn shaft fully counter clockwise and affix the knob on the shaft with firm even pressure with the indicator facing the minimum position 8 Plug the RJ45 connector on remote cable into main unit 9 Connect brake wiring as per wiring instructions and follow Set up and Operation procedures Note The IRBC 12 and IRBC 24 are load activated an...

Page 3: ...y or the wire connecting to the stop lights on the trailer plug NOTE Vehicles that use the same globe supply for rear and tail cannot have the RED wire to the stop light tail lights directly Please use the alternatives listed above The BLUE brake wire must be connected directly to the trailer brake wire The WHITE ground wire is connected to a grounded metal part of the dash vehicle fire wall or di...

Page 4: ...r ride button pushing the knob in for about 3 seconds until the LED changes colour Note Changing between Preset Mode and Inertial mode Braking force on Preset Mode may be slightly different from the Inertial mode and vice versa Please adjust the braking force as required by the knob as described below Setting the braking force To set the brake intensity simply rotate the knob until the required br...

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