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4.

 

Operations 

 

1.

 

 Before  commencing  any  operation  of 

Optitec

  Wireless  Remote  Control 

Wheel, 

ensure that the caravan or trailer is on a level, even, firm surface and there is 

no risk of it moving towards a slope that could allow it to roll uncontrolled.  

2.

 

 

Optitec

 Wireless Remote Control Wheel 

although it may do so very well, is 

not  specifically  designed  to  move  a  caravan  or  trailer  on  sand,  gravel,  soft  soil  & 
grass, wet surfaces or rough, uneven ground. It is the responsibility of the Operator to 

determine individual situations and operational ability. 

3.

 

 

 Sufficient  down  force  must  be  applied  to 

Optitec

  Wireless  Remote  Control 

Wheel

 to ensure adequate traction in order to move the caravan or trailer safely and 

accurately. Be aware of your caravan weight distribution characteristics. 

  

4.

 

Release the caravan or trailer hand-brake prior to operation. Using 

Optitec

 Wireless 

Remote  Control  Wheel

  Remote  Control  Unit,  turn 

on

  power  with  button  (#2).  A 

Beep’

 will sound. The caravan or trailer can now be moved by pressing the buttons 

on Remote Control Unit as indicated 

 forward (#4), backward (#5), left (#6) and right 

(#7). The

 LED will light only whilst a button is pressed 

and is not an indication of 

power to the machine. Power will automatically shut off after 15 minutes of inactivity. 

5.

 

Whilst moving the caravan or trailer, it is advisable to ensure the handbrake is 

easily accessible in case it is required. It is recommended that an observer assist with 

the operation to ensure there is no risk of collision with objects or  danger to people 

during the movement. If an over-current situation occurs, the motor will stop and a 

continuou

s ‘beep’ will sound. Press the ‘Off’

 button to reset the machine. 

6.

 

 

Use remote control with a quick momentary button press to check the operation 

and direction of wheel rotation to orientate the Forward and Reverse buttons with the 

expected direction of travel of the 

Optitec

 Wireless Remote Control Wheel

 before 

attempting to carry out full manoeuvring operation. 

7.

 

 

Once the caravan or trailer is parked in the desired position, 

Optitec

  Wireless 

Remote  Control  Wheel

  can  be  used  in  the  same  manner  as  a  standard  support 

wheel (see Safety Note), however it is recommended that  it not be exposed to the 

weather for extended periods. 

8.

 

Using remote control unit, turn 

off

 power (#9) and disconnect the power supply as 

soon as the caravan or trailer is parked to avoid accidental operation. 

 

9.

 

Apply the caravan or trailer parking brakes securely and use wheel chocks. 

Summary of Contents for Wireless Remote Control Wheel V3

Page 1: ...Optitec Wireless Remote Control Wheel V3 Operator Manual...

Page 2: ...ft to Clamp Locating Lug 4 Outer Shaft Locating Strip 5 Shaft rotation Locking Keyway Slot 6 Inner shaft rotation Locking Key 7 Anderson plug 8 Motor gearbox drive 9 Wheel and tyre 10 Shaft Keyway Loc...

Page 3: ...2 Wireless Remote Control Unit 1 Aerial 2 Power On button 3 Button Press LED 4 Forward button 5 Reverse button 6 Left Turn button 7 Right Turn button 8 Battery 9 volt compartment 9 Power Off button...

Page 4: ...rd level even surface at an approximate speed of 8 metres per minute with safe manoeuvring of caravans or trailers up to 3 500kg Power is supplied from either a 12V DC auxiliary battery the vehicle or...

Page 5: ...on will protect the motor from risk of damage Turn remote Off then On to reset IMPORTANT NOTE It is very important that you read this manual carefully BEFORE proceeding with installation and operation...

Page 6: ...or stopping capability for the caravan or trailer 6 Never allow children or persons who have not read this manual and are not familiar with the use of this device to operate it Never operate this devi...

Page 7: ...ol Wheel A suitable Heavy Duty or Double Clamp must be used when fitting to trailers over 1500kg 3 Use the Raise lower handle 1 to lift the front of the caravan or trailer Ensure the Locking key 6 ali...

Page 8: ...tton is pressed and is not an indication of power to the machine Power will automatically shut off after 15 minutes of inactivity 5 Whilst moving the caravan or trailer it is advisable to ensure the h...

Page 9: ...l Wheel to ensure it is 12V DC and the battery is fully charged and it is capable of supplying 50 Amps Note Some caravans don t allow supply from house battery back to Anderson plug 3 Power Connection...

Page 10: ...new Optitec Remote Control Caravan and Trailer Jockey Wheel This warranty extends to the original purchaser only and is non transferable What is Covered Optitec Pty Limited warrants this product agai...

Page 11: ...10 Optitec Pty Ltd www optitec com au Email info optitec com au...

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