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How do I check the battery charge on my Engager 20099 Electric Break Away Kit?

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EmmettFitz
12/17/2025, 12:09:56 PM

Determining the battery charge level on your Engager 20099 Electric Break Away Kit depends on the specific model. For models 20099, 20100, and 20400, there's a straightforward method. Press the test button on the breakaway kit. If the red light comes on, it signifies a low battery charge. To recharge, simply connect your trailer plug to your tow vehicle. This allows the kit to draw power from the vehicle's battery. An amber light will appear, showing that the battery is charging, which typically takes around twenty minutes to fully recharge. For Engager models 20101 and 20401, a battery tester is needed to check the charge. If the battery is low, follow the same charging instructions as for models 20099, 20100, and 20400. Note that models 20101 and 20401 also include a built-in charger.

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