Kaliber’s Trailer stability control in Class 8 vehicles is a critical safety feature designed to prevent trailer sway and rollover, ensuring safer operation in various driving conditions. Here are the key points:

Purpose and Necessity
Designed to reduce the risk of accidents by mitigating trailer sway and instability, especially during braking, acceleration, or evasive maneuvers.

Sensor Integration
Utilizes a network of sensors (yaw rate, steering angle, lateral acceleration, wheel speeds, etc.) to continuously monitor the dynamics of both the tractor and the trailer.

Advanced Control Algorithms
Processes real-time data to detect early signs of instability and determine the most effective corrective actions.

Intervention Mechanisms
Can autonomously apply trailer brakes asymmetrically, modulate engine power, or adjust suspension settings to counteract sway and maintain stability.

Integration with Other Vehicle Systems
Works in tandem with ABS, traction control, and other electronic stability control systems to provide a coordinated response across the entire vehicle.

Calibration and Adaptability
Systems are calibrated based on trailer type, load distribution, and overall configuration to ensure optimal performance under varied conditions.

Driver Feedback and Control
Provides alerts to the driver about potential instability and is designed to allow driver override when necessary, ensuring that the human operator remains in control.

Compliance with Safety Standards
Meets or exceeds industry and regulatory standards, reinforcing its role in enhancing overall vehicle and road safety.

Operational Efficacy in Diverse Conditions
Effective across a range of road conditions, including adverse weather, uneven surfaces, and strong crosswinds, contributing to consistent vehicle stability.