Certified Caravan Stability Control Installers

Caravan Stability Control — AL‑KO • Dexter • BMPRO • Lippert

Safer towing starts here. We supply and install leading electronic sway control systems that detect unstable movement and automatically apply your caravan brakes to help straighten the rig. Fully certified, fully insured, and backed by local expertise.

Certified for AL‑KO, Dexter, BMPRO, Lippert

ADR‑aware fitment and commissioning

Warranty‑supportive workmanship

Brisbane & South East QLD service

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Certified installers for all systems on this page
Clean, manufacturer aligned fitment
Owner handover & safety briefing included
Insured workshop • Warranty supportive

AL-KO ESC (Electronic Stability Control)

Lippert Sway Command™ detects excessive trailer movement and activates the caravan brakes before sway escalates, supporting a calmer, safer towing experience.

  • Proactive brake activation tuned for typical tow rigs
  • LED diagnostics and simple in‑cab awareness via controller
  • Compatibility with popular electric brake setups
  • Useful for vans that see highway crosswinds and long‑haul touring

Fitment checklist

  • Mounting in protected location with service access
  • Correct gauge wiring to junction box and axle circuits
  • Integration with breakaway and controller circuits
  • Dynamic test and documentation of brake balance front/rear
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Dexter Sway Control (DSC)

Dexter DSC uses accelerometers to sense hazardous sway events and pulses the trailer brakes independently of the tow vehicle to dampen oscillations and restore stability.

  • Multi‑axis sensors for precise sway event recognition
  • Rapid brake pulsing to counteract crosswinds, passing trucks, or evasive manoeuvres
  • Works with most proportional brake controllers
  • Status LED for quick diagnostics

Fitment checklist

  • Secure chassis mounting with correct orientation
  • Clean earths and sealed connectors to caravan junction box
  • Controller compatibility check and wiring verification
  • Functional test at low speed then controlled road validation
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BMPRO Sway Control

BMPRO SwayControl integrates with your caravan’s braking to intervene during sway, assisting straight‑line stability while towing in wind, on rutted surfaces, or when load shifts occur.

  • Automatic sway detection with intelligent brake application
  • Designed to complement modern brake controllers and BMPRO ecosystems
  • Compact module footprint with simple status indication
  • Australian engineering heritage with local support

Fitment checklist

  • Correctly fused 12V feed and protected routing to axles
  • Brake wiring integrity test (resistance/insulation)
  • Mount away from direct spray/stone strike; loom sleeving
  • Commissioning sequence and owner handover briefing
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Lippert Sway Command™

Lippert Sway Command™ detects excessive trailer movement and activates the caravan brakes before sway escalates, supporting a calmer, safer towing experience.

  • Proactive brake activation tuned for typical tow rigs
  • LED diagnostics and simple in‑cab awareness via controller
  • Compatibility with popular electric brake setups
  • Useful for vans that see highway crosswinds and long‑haul touring

Fitment checklist

  • Mounting in protected location with service access
  • Correct gauge wiring to junction box and axle circuits
  • Integration with breakaway and controller circuits
  • Dynamic test and documentation of brake balance front/rear
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Compare caravan stability control systems

Each system helps reduce dangerous trailer sway by automatically applying your caravan brakes. Differences lie in sensing, tuning and integration. Our team will recommend the option that best suits your van, tow vehicle and usage.

Feature

AL‑KO ESC

Dexter DSC

BMPRO

Lippert Sway Command

Primary function

Detects sway & applies caravan brakes

Senses sway & pulses brakes

Detects sway & applies brakes

Detects sway & activates brakes

Typical compatibility

Electric brakes; single & tandem axle*

Electric brakes; broad controller support

Electric brakes; BMPRO ecosystem friendly

Electric brakes; common controllers

Sensors

Yaw/acceleration monitoring

Multi‑axis accelerometers

Intelligent sway sensing

Motion detection tuned for trailers

Driver interaction

Automatic; status light

Automatic; status LED

Automatic; status indicator

Automatic; LED diagnostics

Maintenance

Periodic loom & brake checks

Wiring & brake health checks

Visual check; test on service

Visual check; test on service

*Compatibility and axle coverage depend on your specific van. We confirm wiring/brakes and advise if upgrades are required before installation.

Safety benefits

Improved control during crosswinds and when overtaken by trucks

Helps the rig straighten faster in sudden swerves or avoidance

Supports load‑levelling and proper weight distribution practices

Can reduce accident risk when combined with correct loading and tyre pressures

What we check on fitment

Brake shoes/magnets condition and equalisation

Wiring integrity, earths, breakaway, fusing and junction box

Axle coverage and controller compatibility

Road test, calibration and owner handover

FAQs — Caravan Sway Control

Do I still need a brake controller in the car?
Yes. Stability systems work with your caravan’s electric brakes and a suitable in‑vehicle controller. We’ll confirm compatibility or recommend an upgrade.

How long does installation take?
Most installs are completed same‑day after inspection, depending on wiring condition and axle configuration.

Can I add a stability system to a caravan that didn’t come with one from the factory?
A stability system detects sway the moment it occurs and applies precise braking to bring the caravan back into line. This automatic correction helps prevent snaking and keeps the tow vehicle stable, especially at highway speeds or in windy conditions.

What does a stability control system actually do when a caravan begins to sway?
Yes. Most modern caravans can have electronic stability systems retrofitted. Compatibility depends on your braking system, wiring, and caravan weight, so it’s best assessed by a qualified caravan repairer.

Will it fix a poorly loaded van?
No. Proper loading, ball weight and tyre pressures are essential. Stability control is a safety net — not a substitute for safe setup.

Is there a warranty?
Manufacturer warranty applies to the system, and our workmanship is covered by our service warranty. Ask us for details for your specific van.

Do I still need weight distribution hitches if I have an electronic stability system?
These two tools serve different purposes. Weight distribution hitches help balance the load, while a stability system actively intervenes when sway becomes dangerous. Using both together provides the highest level of towing safety.

How can I tell if my caravan’s stability system is functioning properly?
Most systems run a self-diagnostic when you connect the caravan. You may see an indicator light or hear an alert if there’s an issue. If you notice unusual braking, inconsistent sway control, or error messages, get it checked by a professional.

Ready for safer towing?

Book a certified installation of AL‑KO ESC, Dexter, BMPRO or Lippert Sway Command. We’ll assess your brakes and wiring, recommend the right system and complete commissioning.