Vehicle Management

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Vehicle Management Systems and Sensors

Vehicle management gear helps you keep track of the systems that support life on the road. A management system brings auxiliary power, battery charging and monitoring into one place, so you can see what is happening without guessing. Sensors feed that system information, such as how much is left in a tank. People fit these parts to touring rigs, campers and overland builds, where running low on power or water far from town is a real problem.

We currently have 2 products in stock, both from REDARC. They are the REDARC Total Vehicle Management System - Rogue, a central management system, and the REDARC Tank Level Sensor, which reports tank levels.

  • Check compatibility with your existing batteries, charging setup and wiring.
  • Make sure any sensor suits your tank and the controller or display you plan to use.
  • Plan where the control unit and screen will mount and how you will route the cables.
  • If you are not comfortable with electrical work, consider having a professional fit it.

Use the selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.

Vehicle Management Systems and Sensors

Vehicle management gear helps you keep track of the systems that support life on the road. A management system brings auxiliary power, battery charging and monitoring into one place, so you can see what is happening without guessing. Sensors feed that system information, such as how much is left in a tank. People fit these parts to touring rigs, campers and overland builds, where running low on power or water far from town is a real problem.

We currently have 2 products in stock, both from REDARC. They are the REDARC Total Vehicle Management System - Rogue, a central management system, and the REDARC Tank Level Sensor, which reports tank levels.

  • Check compatibility with your existing batteries, charging setup and wiring.
  • Make sure any sensor suits your tank and the controller or display you plan to use.
  • Plan where the control unit and screen will mount and how you will route the cables.
  • If you are not comfortable with electrical work, consider having a professional fit it.

Use the selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.