Brake Check

 

 Brake Check

 

 

 

The BrakeCheck is a fully self-contained, portable, battery-powered device that can be used by workshops, government traffic authorities, testing and inspection stations etc. to test and report on vehicle brake efficiency.

The BrakeCheck can be used to test any type of vehicle, including motorcycles, and can be positioned anywhere in the vehicle. The unit determines braking efficiency of both the Service Brake (Foot brake) and Hand Brake by measuring deceleration. All operations are performed using only three buttons on the unit.


The device operates on 4 rechargeable Nickel Cadmium batteries and will power-down after a period of inactivity to conserve energy. Results of the last test performed are available for viewing and printing even after a power-down.
With the BrakeCheck, test results can be viewed on the display or downloaded to a PC. Serial printing can be done using the optional Infrared Link (or cable) printer.

It should be noted that the BrakeCheck may not comply with your local Government Regulations concerning brake testing of road registered vehicles. Local Statutory requirements should be determined before a Brake Tester is selected.
NSW Authorised Inspection Stations are referred to our NSW compliant testers, Brake-Testa Millennium and Brake-Testa Millennium HV for heavy vehicles.

 

 

 

  
 
 

Newsflash

August2010
Circuitlink is proud to annoace the launch of the RUNWAY TESTA. A new product desgined to provide fast, up to date and accurate testing of the surface conditions of runways and make the data available to airport controllers. The data can be identified via GPS co-ordiates and made available to public mapping software.

 
 
January 2010
Circuitlink offically launches the IDLE LIMITER. This product will provide solutions for fuel management and allow the transport industry to reduce carbon emmisions and adhere to government green regulations.
 
December 2009
Circuitlink staff would like to thank you for your business this year and wish you all a safe and happy Christmas and a prosperous new year.
 
October 2009
Circuitlink visits the NSW Bus Show and receives fantstic feedback and interest from current and prospective clients alike. Circuitlink enters the early stages of a large deal to supply military equipment.
 
September 2009
Circuitlink staff spend 1 week conducting BrakeTesta Heavy Vehicle Training in central Queensland ensuring that mining OHS procedures successfully incorporate the full depth of the BrakeTesta HV's capabilities. 
 
July 2009
Circuitlink receives ISO 9001:2008 accreditation. The ISO 9001:2008 standard provides a tried and tested framework for taking a systematic approach to managing an organization's processes so that they consistently turn out product that satisfies customers' expectations.
 
July 2009
Circuitlink attends BUSVIC in Melbourne, Australia. The expo is a great success, with our sales staff reporting widespread positive feedback from current clients and prospective customers, confirming Circuitlinks established reputation for ticketing and vehicle monitoring solutions.
 
June 2009
Circuitlink employs new staff to add to its team of already busy software developers. The move will advance the research and development of much anticipated new products.