Upgrade Your Towing Brake System - Air Force One by Demco

The Demco Air Force One braking system uses proportional air pressure from a motorhome's air brake system to activate the towed vehicle's power brakes, providing consistent, 100% mechanical, proportional braking without electronic components, user adjustments, or vacuum pumps. Key specifications include its air-driven operation, a small, low-profile actuator, and a patented breakaway system that seals the coach's air supply to protect the coach's brakes in case of a separation from the towed vehicle. It meets DOT and chassis regulations and is designed for simplicity, with no moving parts to wear out and no user adjustments needed, ensuring it doesn't void the chassis warranty. How it Works Air Connection: The system connects to the motorhome's air brake system. Proportional Braking: When the coach's brakes are applied, a corresponding amount of air pressure activates the towed vehicle's brakes proportionally. Vacuum Generation: The air supply energizes the towed vehicle's power brakes by creating a vacuum, eliminating the need for an electronic pump. Breakaway System: A safety feature seals off the coach's air supply if the towed vehicle separates from the motorhome, protecting the coach's braking system. Key Features Air-Driven: No user adjustments are needed for the braking effort. 100% Mechanical: No power draw from the towed vehicle's battery or engine. Compact Design: A small, low-profile actuator mounts on the brake pedal arm and is permanently out of sight. Proportionality: Brakes are applied with the same intensity and timing as the motorhome's brakes. Patented Breakaway System: Protects the coach's air supply in case of system failure or separation. Specifications Operation: Air-driven, 100% mechanical. Components: Operating unit, actuator, and coach air assembly. Power: Uses a small amount of air from the coach's system to create vacuum. Safety: Meets DOT and chassis manufacturer requirements.