How To Install Your ERPS System: A Step-By-Step Guide
Channel: Erps Official
Date: 08/05/2018

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When installing the system, you have 2 main options: 
1. Self Install – Either Installing it yourself, through a friend or local auto electrician
2. Having it professionally installed by one of our registered installers such as an ARB, TJM, Opposite Lock or other 4x4 specialist (Please note, this is only available for vehicles in Australia)
This will come down to your level of confidence, time and budget constraints, however, we’re confident that most people will be able to fit the system themselves. We have created both an installation video & manual for an easy DIY install on any vehicle type. This information can be found on under the installation tab on our website.
Your install in short, has 8 key steps steps:
1. Get your kit & tools setup
2. Find a location for your generator and attach it.
3. Connect the fuse to the generator
4. Identify coupler locations
5. Peel & press your coupler onto your vehicle and seal the outer edge with silicon
6. Run the coupler power line and connect the couplers using the T-joiners supplied
7. Connect the fuse to the battery, the generator light will illuminate confirming the system is fully operational
8. Finally, using a multimeter, you can test the voltage of the system. If it’s reading correctly you can seal your last joint with silicon and the installation is complete!
Now, there are pros and cons with how you install it. If you’re looking to install it yourself, you should consider the follow options:
Overview: Self Install
1. You’ll save money on the installation
2. You can do it at a time that suits you
3. Can do it at a time that suits you
4. You won’t get the 10-Year warranty against corrosion – however will still retain the 10 year product warranty
The self-install kit is identical to the system supplied with a professional installation – giving you the same peace of mind and confidence in performance.
Now, if you’re having it installed through a registered installer, here’s the rundown:
Overview: Registered Installer
1. 10-Year Corrosion Warranty
2. 10 Year Product Warranty
3. Buying from a quality source – ARB, TJM, Opposite Lock
4. Quality Installation from a registered ERPS installer
5. Once a year check-ups
Please note, that the installation cost is not included in ERPS purchase cost – This will vary based on your installers pricing structure and the kit you purchase.