I want to go on a self-driving tour in an RV during the National Day. Does the trailer have brakes? Are self-propelled RVs equipped with gas?

The first question: Does the trailer have brakes?

Those with brakes have both electromagnetic brakes and inertial brakes. North American RVs mostly use electromagnetic brakes, while European RVs mostly use inertial brakes. In addition, the original ATC system of AGCO trailer chassis is called the "ESP" in RVs. The function of this system is similar to the ESP on passenger cars. It has the courage to make tight corrections to the body of the RV when the RV slides or moves abnormally while the RV is being towed. Avoid the danger of the RV slipping sideways.

Second question: Are self-propelled RVs equipped with gas?

Most of the stoves on RVs are gas stoves, and there are built-in stoves and pull-out stoves. However, with the development of modern times, many RV manufacturers are also equipped with induction cookers on RVs. This is not suitable for gas stoves. In terms of stoves, they have the advantages of being smokeless and easy to carry, but the power of induction cookers is generally 1800W~2100W, which consumes too much electricity, and if you use it for a long time, it will also be a major test for the wiring harness in the RV, so Many people will choose gas stoves as the main option and induction stoves as the supplement. This approach is the best combination. And imported RVs are equipped with gas water heaters, heaters, refrigerators, and stoves.

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