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Valley Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor

LODI, CA - The Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor from Valley is designed to provide constant monitoring of all trailer signal lights, including tail lights, market lights, stop and turn lights, while driving.

by Staff
May 27, 2009
Valley Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor

Valley Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor System

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LODI, CA - The Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor from Valley is designed to provide constant monitoring of all trailer signal lights, including tail lights, market lights, stop and turn lights, while driving.

Valley's Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor features secure wireless transmission that makes it easy to mount without complicated wiring between the trailer and tow vehicle.  The kit includes an in-cab monitor - which mounts in any position above or below the dash and is powered by the vehicle's electric system - a trailer transmitter, mounting brackets and mounting hardware.  The trailer-mounted transmitter is water resistant and submersible, making the system ideal for most applications, including marine use.

"The Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor is the first in a line of new products from Valley that feature our Smart Trailer Technology(tm), a state-of-the-art method for delivering convenience and safety while towing," said Mike McCann, vice president, electrical products, Valley.  "Our unit is sensitive enough to detect a single marker lamp malfunction, quickly relaying information to the driver should there be a trailer lighting disconnect."

Bright LED indicators are easy to see, even in bright sunlight, and simple one-time calibration allows the system to easily learn a trailer's lighting requirements.  As such, the Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor eliminates the need for a second person to check the trailer lights prior to departure.

The Smart Trailer Wireless Monitors are designed to work with a variety of trailer models:

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Valley's Smart Trailer Wireless Lighting Monitor has a one-year warranty and can be purchased at leading automotive parts and retail stores including Napa Auto, O'Reilly Auto Parts, Carquest Auto Parts and U-Haul locations. 

For more information, visit www.valley.us.com or call (800) 344-3112.

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