Redfoot Levelling Fiat ‘EQ Smart Level’ System

Check out these benefits of the Redfoot Fiat Smart Level System:

• One touch, push button Auto-Level operation
• Prevents vehicle rocking and motion
• 7”x 7” foot pad to prevent sinking
• Simple plug and play wiring installation
• Reduces levelling time
• Huge lifting capacity up to 16 ton and a system weight of only 85kg
• One pump operates all legs
• Bluetooth capability
• One touch Redfoot Smart-Level operation
• Field adjustable null ensures levelling to operator established level position
• Audible and visual prompts notify user when levelling is in progress and complete
• Stow legs quickly and easily with auto All Retract
• Standard with manual override

It is no wonder the Redfoot Fiat EQ Smart Level System has quickly become the number one choice for Fiat Owners. Utilizing either two or four two-stage and two-way hydraulic cylinders, the Redfoot Fiat Levelling system can extend and retract the legs during the levelling sequence. The automatic, one touch operation levels an Fiat motorhome in less than two minutes, operating each leg independently in a sequential process.

Fiat Ducato Motorhomes in Australia can come in many different configurations. When selecting a levelling system for your Fiat Ducato Motorhome it is important to know what chassis type you have.

Fiat Ducato Motorhomes are imported either with a Fiat ‘CCS Cab’ chassis or an ‘AL-KO’ attached chassis. That is the first difference to understand. The second difference is the location of the rear axle in the chassis. The rear axle position is either UNDER the chassis, or THROUGH the chassis.

An axle position UNDER the Chassis means the rear axle sits under the chassis rail leading to an increased height from the ground to the bottom of the chassis rail. This vehicle is considered ‘HIGH’ and Redfoot Levelling are able to use a single stage 13″ Hydraulic Cylinder on the rear of the vehicle that is less expensive. 

An axle position THROUGH the chassis (where the rear axle actually protrudes through the chassis) reduces the height from the ground to the bottom of the chassis rail, making the vehicle to sit lower to the ground. This vehicle is considered ‘LOW’ and Redfoot Levelling use a pair of two stage ‘Telescopic” hydraulic cylinders on the rear. It is a great solution but are more expensive.

All Fiat Ducato chassis use a pair two stage Telescopic hydraulic cylinders on the front. It is only the rear where the types of cylinders will vary.   

Choosing the custom Redfoot Fiat Ducato EQ Smart Level system is as easy as 1,2,3,4.

Step 1. Determine RV Manufacturer and model of the Fiat. E.g. Jayco Conquest

Step 2. Determine the Vehicle Make and Chassis Model. E.g. FIAT Ducato X250 – AL-KO chassis (Check your compliance plate if unsure)

Step 3. Confirm and measure the underfloor to ground clearance behind the rear axle as shown in the diagram below. If your measurement is above 630 mm it will qualify as ‘HIGH’. If below this minimal measurement of 630 mm then it will qualify as ‘LOW’.

Step 4. Now compile your results from steps 1, 2 and 3 and select the appropriate Redfoot System based on the option selection dropdowns above. E.g. FIAT DUCATO-X250-ALKO-HIGH

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need further clarification or confirmation of the custom solution for your Fiat Motorhome.

Investing in a Redfoot Fiat Levelling system will bring years of added enjoyment and improved lifestyle with your Fiat Motorhome. The system prices are set out above. In addition to the system prices will be freight and that depends on where you live but generally ranges between $80 to $120. The Redfoot systems are delivered in environmentally friendly packaging that is boxed an placed on a skid (half pallet). This ensures every system is well protected during shipping.

The Redfoot systems can be DIY installed provided there is a good level of mechanical skills available, and access to a mechanical workshop with suitable hoists. We provide a comprehensive installation manual.

We recommend the installation is done by one of our approved installers. Not all installations are the same so a solid level of mechanical knowledge is required. Installation costs range from $2,000 at the low end and up to $3,000 at the high end. The reason they have a range is firstly because different installer have different cost structures, e.g. Sydney costs\rent versus say more country areas where costs can be lower. Secondly, not all installations are the same. For example the location of the hydraulic pump. Normally the pump is located in a storage compartment, however if the owner does not want the pump in a storage compartment then it can be located under the chassis. This will require extra work to build a protective box and accordingly lead to extra cost. Best thing is to talk with your installer about the installation cost.

Call us on 07 3286 1199. We are here for you and can assist in any way possible.