AL-KO ATC trailer control 1000 kg - Hobby with Knott axle from 1997
- This AL-KO ATC version up to 1000 kg is intended for Hobby caravans with a Knott axle from model year 1997. Selection also requires checking unladen weight and brakes.
AL-KO ATC trailer control 1000 kg - Hobby with Knott axle from 1997 detects dangerous lateral trailer movements and automatically applies gentle corrective braking. It is an emergency system, not a substitute for correct loading, functioning brakes and an appropriate speed.
Selection and operation
The stated limit applies to this offered version, not all ATC devices. Selection requires checking permitted gross weight, minimum unladen weight, axle configuration, chassis and brakes. The weight limit alone does not prove compatibility. ATC requires a permanent positive supply from a 13-pin connection; a 7-pin installation does not provide the required supply. Install according to manufacturer instructions.
- System: ATC Trailer Control.
- Maximum gross weight of this version: 1000 kg.
- Trailer configuration: Hobby with Knott axle from 1997.
Construction and application
detects dangerous lateral trailer movements and automatically applies gentle corrective braking. It is an emergency system, not a substitute for correct loading, functioning brakes and an appropriate speed.
Key data at a glance
| Brand | AL-KO |
|---|---|
| System | ATC Trailer Control |
| Maximum gross weight of this version | 1000 kg |
| Trailer configuration | Hobby with Knott axle from 1997 |
| Electrical supply | Permanent positive, 13-pin connection |
| Minimum unladen weight | 500 kg |
Questions and answers
Is the weight limit enough to select the device?
No. Check unladen weight, axles, chassis and brakes as well.
How does ATC work?
Sensors detect dangerous lateral movement and the system applies gentle braking.
Is a 7-pin connection sufficient?
No. A permanent positive supply through a 13-pin connection is required.