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Old 10-04-19, 05:31 PM
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Default B400 - flasher relay

In Germany the authorities postulate an emergency flasher. I must install such an item. Therefore I need to know what kind of flasher unit may be behind that plate in the picture. Who knows?
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Old 10-04-19, 07:34 PM
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Restoring my B400 I had the same problem.
As you refer to german authorities, i´ll answer in german:
www.kabel-schmidt.de, tel. oo49 7634 6949808,
hat zur Lösung dieses Problems eine Reihe kleiner zentraler Schaltkästen
im Programm, die alle nötigen Funktionen übernehmen,
sogar die Zuschaltung der Winker, wenn gewünscht.
Vielleicht hilft`s weiter.
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Old 11-04-19, 06:15 AM
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Thanks for that hint!

I want to go on with the flasher unit installed. But if there are some solid state parts I guess I have to do a little protection if I install a switch and an additional flasher relay parallel to that unit.
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Old 11-04-19, 12:24 PM
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The easiest option to achieve what is needed would be to fit a Hazard Warning Light Kit supplied by Gil Keane of Better car lighting.
If you contact him you will find him very helpful and I am sure he will be able to sort you out as this issue was covered in the latest edition of Rolls Royce and Bentley driver magazine.
Website is www.bettercarlighting.co.uk
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Old 11-04-19, 07:37 PM
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Today I tested it and now I am sure that solid state elements are present. I will protect the circuit with diodes. I hope that will not pull the tension down too much. I already have a suitable illuminated switch and an additional flasher relay.
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Old 17-05-19, 06:44 PM
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The unit is still unknown. In the meantime I've installed the hazard relay. The traficators can be activated with a switch too (strictly forbidden in D but allowed on private ground).

For those who want to see the diagram I attache it.
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