Automotive Airbag Trainer Model AM 032
Automotive Airbag Trainer Model AM 032
Sci-tech Speed Restraint System (SRS) Airbag Trainer Model AM 032 is self-contained and fully operational.
Complete with saving and impact sensors. Cable reel, drivers and passenger air bags and seat belt pre-tensioners.
Item Description
– Deployment of air bags are simulated and indicated by a lamp.
– Sci-tech SRS Airbag Trainer Model AM 032 has been made safe as there are no live explosives in the SRS trainer.
– The drivers’ air bag is displayed in a pre-detonation state so the un-deployed air bag can be inspected.
– The passenger air bag has been deployed and can be unpacked for inspection.
– Diagnostic socket fitted for the connection of fault code readers.
– The SRS trainer offers an enhanced training resource, hands-on training with real components, greater understanding for the student without the constraints of the modern motor vehicle.
Technical Specifications
– Fully operational Self Restraint System (SRS) Trainer manufactured using genuine components
– Based on a GM/OPEL SAB 6 air bag system including: driver & passenger air bags & seat belt pre-tensioners, safety & impact sensors, with two ECUs, operational and deployed
– Sectioned seat belt pre-tensioners and deployed ECU
– Complete with 6 integral fault switches to aid diagnostic testing
– Fitted with manufacturers diagnostic socket (16 pin)
– SRS unit mounted on a trolley stand with castors
– Powder coated paint finish
Supply Voltage:
12 V DC
Dimensions:
Length 1000 mm, Width 1000 mm, Height 1000 mm
Weight: 65 kg
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