How the AL-KO Trailer Control works: Like ESP in a car, the ATC system uses a lateral acceleration sensor to detect swaying movements on the caravan axle. A tolerance range for permissible lateral movements is stored in the system. If this is exceeded, the ATC intervenes before the caravan can start snaking.

The Bowden cables tighten, causing the wheel brakes to be applied. The vehicle combination is stabilised and guided back into the lane. The AL-KO Trailer Control brakes gently, but can still be felt by the driver. However, the brake lights do not come on.

Please note: The ATC system does not affect the critical speed range of your caravan. It therefore does not affect the 100 km/h speed limit requirements for caravans and other trailers.

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